Which mechanism causes increased electrical resistance during strain-induced martensitic transformation in austenite?

💡 Explanation

Grain boundary scattering increases because martensitic transformation generates new interfaces within the austenite lattice microstructure restricting electron movement; therefore electrical resistance rises due to a reduced electron mean free path, rather than alternative electronic phenomena.

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