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    English: Secondary electron image of a polished and etched section of a steel helical gear. Microstructure consists of pearlite in a ferrite matrix. Etched in 3% nital. 2000X.
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    Author Michelshock

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    Microstructure of pearlite and ferrite

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    ferrite

    pearlite

    scanning electron microscope

    microstructure

    steel

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    author name string: Michelshock

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    31 March 2009

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    scanning electron micrograph

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    scanning electron microscopy

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