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← HistoryWhich limitation spurred late medieval plate armor advancements?
A)Deflections via oblique plate angles
B)Forge sizes limited plate area
C)Quenching induced high iron brittleness✓
D)Purity standards induced material porosity
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The risk of equipment damage in plate armor increased because improper quenching introduced material brittleness via **martensitic transformation**, therefore armor risked shattering upon impact, rather than merely denting, if forged or treated improperly.
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