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← HistoryWhich microstructural outcome decreased bronze tool durability during annealing?
A)Preferential grain boundary oxidation✓
B)Increased formation of eutectoid phases
C)Enhanced dislocation entanglement blocking
D)Decreased copper-tin phase segregation
💡 Explanation
Preferential grain boundary oxidation reduced durability because oxidation weakens the boundaries, therefore causing intergranular fracture rather than increased bulk strength, which dislocation entanglement annealing otherwise leads into bulk strength
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