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← HistoryWhich mechanism limited early 18th-century shipbuilding despite enhanced iron production?
A)Iron embrittlement during rapid cooling
B)Localized galvanic hull corrosion
C)Wrought iron weld seam failures✓
D)Hydrogen induced stress cracking
💡 Explanation
Wrought iron weld seam failures limited early shipbuilding because forge welding produced inconsistent bonds subject to saltwater corrosion; therefore individual plate strength exceeded seam integrity, rather than problems with iron embrittlement alone affecting base material properties.
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