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← HistoryWhich risk increases with incorrect annealing during Damascus steel production?
A)Accelerated hydrogen embrittlement formation
B)Increased susceptibility to catastrophic lamination✓
C)Heightened propensity for dendritic segregation
D)Elevated levels of gamma phase allotropy
💡 Explanation
Incorrect annealing generates stresses concentrated at microscopic weld lines causing catastrophic lamination because the diffusion necessary for complete weld formation did not occur, therefore the increased risk rather than alternatives based on elemental composition alone.
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