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The 8 pages that link to Cementite, each with the reason it gives.

• SteelBroader topic: Cementite combines with ferrite in pearlite and contributes to steel's hardness.

• Cast ironRelated: Its presence in white cast iron creates a hard, wear-resistant structure.

• Wrought ironRelated: Its limited presence helps distinguish low-carbon wrought iron from harder, higher-carbon materials.

• Carbon steelBroader topic: Its amount and arrangement help explain the hardness and brittleness of higher-carbon steels.

• Iron–carbon phase diagramRelated: It is the carbide phase in the metastable diagram used for steels and cast irons.

• AusteniteRelated: Carbon rejected during austenite decomposition can combine with iron to form cementite.

• Pig ironRelated: It can form in pig iron as carbon combines with iron.

• FerriteRelated: Ferrite rejects excess carbon that can combine with iron to form cementite.