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(A)
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The added nickel maintains the stability of the austenitic
structure, offsetting the ferrite-forming tendency of the molybdenum.
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(B)
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Nickel is added to increase the hardenability of the 316.
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(C)
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The nickel content maintains the machinability of the
material, offsetting the negative effect of the molybdenum.
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(D)
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The extra nickel precipitates the carbon throughout the
grain interiors, rendering the material much less susceptible to intergranular
attack in aqueous media.
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