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    %ti 48/14 X %N + 48/32 X %S + 48/12 X %C in Case of Excess Free Titanium An Iron-Titanium-Phosphide Might Be Formed in The Ferrite Region

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    The formula provided calculates the percentage of titanium (%Ti) in a material based on the percentages of nitrogen (%N), sulfur (%S), and carbon (%C) and their atomic masses. Excess free titanium in ferrite may form an iron-titanium-phosphide compound.

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    %ti 48/14 X %N + 48/32 X %S + 48/12 X %C in Case of Excess Free Titanium An Iron-Titanium-Phosphide Might Be Formed in The Ferrite Region

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    The formula provided calculates the percentage of titanium (%Ti) in a material based on the percentages of nitrogen (%N), sulfur (%S), and carbon (%C) and their atomic masses. Excess free titanium in ferrite may form an iron-titanium-phosphide compound.

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    The formula provided calculates the percentage of titanium (%Ti) in a material based on the percentages of nitrogen (%N), sulfur (%S), and carbon (%C) and their atomic masses. Excess free titanium in ferrite may form an iron-titanium-phosphide compound.

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    %ti 48/14 X %N + 48/32 X %S + 48/12 X %C in Case of Excess Free Titanium An Iron-Titanium-Phosphide Might Be Formed in The Ferrite Region

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    Avinash Kumar
    The formula provided calculates the percentage of titanium (%Ti) in a material based on the percentages of nitrogen (%N), sulfur (%S), and carbon (%C) and their atomic masses. Excess free titanium in ferrite may form an iron-titanium-phosphide compound.

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    %Ti = 48/14 x %N + 48/32 x %S + 48/12 x %C

    in case of excess free titanium an iron-titanium-phosphide might be formed in the ferrite


    region.

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