SUBJECT GUIDE Heat Treating
alloying element is dissolved to form a supersaturated solid solu - tion. It is then rapidly cooled (quenched) to room temperature, Fig. 1 Effects of annealing on brass (Cu-35%Zn). Source: Ref 1 freezing the alloying elements in solution (Fig. 2). On reheating to
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