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Interphase
Boundaries � Interphase boundaries separate materials of different
composition. Boundaries of this type occur frequently in technical
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From:
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� The right hand gray region in the photograph is Austenite, an fcc solid solution of carbon in iron. The pearlite is growing from the Austenite phase. |
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