In nodular iron, graphite is present in the form of
A.Flakes
B.Needles
C.Powder
D.Spheroids
E.Prisms
A.Flakes
B.Needles
C.Powder
D.Spheroids
E.Prisms
A.Salt solution below a paint coat
B.Invisible moisture film present prior to painting
C.Graphite in the priming coat
D.Loose rust and partially removed mill scale
E.All of the above
A.Copper and zinc
B.Copper and nickel
C.Lead and zinc
D.Zinc and nickel
E.Lead and copper
A.Carbon
B.Oxygen
C.Sodium chloride
D.Lime stone
E.Bauxite
A.Annealing
B.Normalizing
C.Hardening
D.Temperting
E.Carburizing
A.Provide a protective layer
B.Improve resistance to acids
C.Improve resistance to alkalies
D.Increase tensile strength
E.Improve softness and flexibility
A.Amorphous and brittle
B.Soft and ductile
C.Hardenable under rapid cooling
D.Present in abundance in high carbon steel
A.2
B.3
C.6
D.8
E.9
A.Hard
B.Soft
C.Rigid
D.Inelastic
E.Ductile