Ferrite Transformation
Ferrite Transformation is a solid-state phase transformation in which austenite decomposes into ferrite, characterized by a diffusion-controlled displacive transformation mechanism involving the nucleation and growth of body-centered cubic iron under subcritical conditions.
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Ferritic Transformation
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John G. Speer, David Edmonds, Fernando Cosme Rizzo Assunção et al. · Current Opinion in Solid State and Materials Science · 2004 · 583 citations
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