Prithivirajan
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Say, I have a 0.1 % C and 18 % Cr in a Fe-alloy. At a particular temperature, we have precipitate formation (of Cr23C6), eating many Cr atoms. At a given temperature , How do I evaluate the remaining Cr atoms in the alloy ?
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Decomposition of solute concentration in Fe-Cr-C alloy
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EdStainless
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Convert to atomic percent, multiply C x 23/6 to figure out how much Cr is tied up.
The subtract from the original C and convert back to wt%.
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The subtract from the original C and convert back to wt%.
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So roughly 52/12 x 010 = 0.43 wt % Cr
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duh, thanks IM.
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