________ is a loss in toughness due to a metallurgical change that can occur in alloys containing a ferrite phase, as a result of exposure in the temperature range 600º F to 1000º F.
A) Caustic embrittlement
B) Notch toughness
C) 885º F embrittlement
D) Ductile embrittlement
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