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2010-01-05View Original

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How to read 1.25Cr0.5Mo and 2.25Cr1.0Mo.

Reply #22010-01-05

The former represents the content, and the latter represents the element.

Reply #32010-01-05

That's right, the key is how to read it.

Reply #42010-01-06

1.25 chromium 0.5 molybdenum； 2.25 chromium 1.0 molybdenum

Reply #52010-01-07

So talented. But I don’t know how to read it, so I’d better look at how other alloys are read and draw inferences from one example. 4#sxtblo

Reply #62010-01-07

1.25ge0.5mu,2.25ge1.0mu

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