Abstract:Quenching experiments are carried out on α‐Fe and Cr 25%‐type steel alloy by using magnetic susceptibility, magnetic coercivity, and magnetic anisotropy. A value of (0.75 ± 0.05) eV is determined for the carbon–vacancy binding energy. Two recovery stages are observed after quenching in the temperature range 75 to 500°C. The first stage is inferred to the decoration of carbon–vacancy pairs with carbon atoms with the possible dissociation of polycarbon–vacancy complexes by spitting‐off of carbon atoms at higher … Show more
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