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← HistoryWhich constraint primarily affected applications of early crucible steel, limiting higher volume production of high-carbon blades?
A)Slag inclusions embrittled finished products
B)Carbon diffusion was extremely slow✓
C)Ladle additions cooled excessively quickly
D)Crucible yield was inconsistent in volume
💡 Explanation
Slow carbon diffusion constrained crucible steel use, because prolonged heating homogenized alloys; therefore only manageable amounts could be processed at once, rather than facing gradients from incomplete diffusion affecting product quality.
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