Carburizing is a process by which the surface (1) concentration of a ferrous alloy is (2) by diffusion from the surrounding environment at high temperatures. (1) = oxygen, (2) = increased. (1) = carbon, (2) = increased. (1) = oxygen, (2) = decreased. (1) = carbon, (2) = decreased.

Carburizing is a process by which the surface (1) concentration of a ferrous alloy is (2) by diffusion from the surrounding environment at high temperatures. (1) = oxygen, (2) = increased. (1) = carbon, (2) = increased. (1) = oxygen, (2) = decreased. (1) = carbon, (2) = decreased.

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Carburizing is a process by which the surface (1) concentration of a ferrous alloy is
(2) by diffusion from the surrounding environment at high temperatures.
(1) = oxygen, (2) = increased.
(1) = carbon, (2) = increased.
O (1) = oxygen, (2) = decreased.
(1) = carbon, (2) = decreased.
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