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← HistoryDuring the Song Dynasty, which risk increased as the carbon content increased beyond hypoeutectic composition within cast iron crossbow trigger mechanisms?
A)Decreased tensile strength prevails✓
B)Increased yield strength occurred
C)Reduced brittle fracture resistance
D)Elevated impact toughness existed
💡 Explanation
Excess carbon content creates more cementite within the grain structure, causing decreased tensile strength arising from increased brittleness due to phase changes; therefore, tensile strength decreases, rather than yield strength increasing with carbon content within brittle cast iron.
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