Which consequence arises from overfilling liquid nitrogen dewars made of austenitic stainless steel?

💡 Explanation

Stress-induced martensitic transformation occurs when the steel's face-centered cubic (FCC) structure changes at extremely low temperatures through lattice distortion. This happens because mechanical stress enhances ferrite phase change; therefore, martensite forms rather than retaining its austenitic microstructure.

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