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← HistoryWhich risk during Ur III bronze axe production increased because furnace internal volume became larger?
A)Increased alloy hardness failures
B)Alloy segregation was exacerbated✓
C)Decreased mold cavity alignment
D)Higher rates of crystalline twinning
💡 Explanation
Alloy segregation increased with furnace size due to slower cooling preventing complete mixing via convection; therefore, composition control decreased, rather than improved hardness, mold stability problems, or changes in crystalline structure within the solidified bronze during early casting techniques.
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