Martensitic Steels is a class of ferrous alloys characterized by a body-centered tetragonal crystal structure formed through rapid quenching of austenite, enabling high strength and hardness through a diffusionless transformation mechanism.
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Crystallographic features of lath martensite in low-carbon steel
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