Retained Austenite
Retained Austenite is the portion of austenitic phase in tool steels that remains untransformed at room temperature after quenching, distinguished from its transformed counterparts by its metastable face-centered cubic iron structure and susceptibility to further phase decomposition under stress or subzero cooling.
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