The extent and depth of decarburization is a function of temperature and ______.
The extent and depth of decarburization is a function of temperature and ______.
The extent and depth of decarburization, which is the loss of carbon from the surface layer of steel, is primarily determined by the temperature and the duration of exposure to that temperature. Higher temperatures and longer exposure times increase the extent and depth of decarburization.
The extent and depth of decarburization is a function of the temperature and exposure time.