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← HistoryIn Song Dynasty era cast iron cannon production, which consequence results when carbon content fluctuated significantly?
A)Increased resistance creep deformation
B)Elevated ductile fracture incidence✓
C)Decreased likelihood hydrogen embrittlement
D)Minimal impact on structural integrity
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Higher or unevenly distributed carbon promotes brittle cementite regions because the Phase transformation mechanism limits ductility. Therefore, ductile fracture risk elevates, rather than creep resistance, because the material becomes impact sensitive at high carbon concentrations.
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