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Standard XII
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What is hardening and quenching of steel? Explain.
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It is a process of heating steel to redness followed by sudden cooling by plunging the red hot steel into water or oil.
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Assertion :Quenching increases hardness of steel. Reason: Quenching involves heating the steel and tempering in water or oil. This rapid cooling results in hard and brittle steel.
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(p) Nitriding
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