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Soft steel

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1.Steel low in carbon; mild steel; ingot iron.


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Arabs attributed the blade to India, while Westerners attributed it to Damascus, since Damascus was renowned for its blackish steel alloy made from hard and soft steel.
Instead, go for 8-inch bracelets made of platinum, soft steel, or excellent silver.
This process consists in impregnating bars of wrought iron or soft steel with carbon, at a temperature below its melting point, and was used (chiefly in England) for the production of high carbon bars to be employed in the manufacture of crucible steel or shear steel.
 
 
 
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