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Barrand and Leak have criticized my recent suggestion that the 250° C internal-friction peak in iron is due to the effects of oxygen in solution. Their criticism is based on two arguments: a postulated relation between carbon and/or nitrogen in solution and the low solubility of oxygen in iron.
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ROSENFIELD, A. 250° C Internal Friction Peak in Iron. Nature 198, 279–280 (1963). https://doi.org/10.1038/198279b0
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