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The maximum carbon content of steel used in dentistry is:

A
19%
B
2%
C
1.70%
D
4%
High-Yield Explanation
Carbon steels can be described simply as iron-carbon binary alloys that contain less than 2.1% of carbon by weight. Composition (percent by weight) of three types of stainless steel by crystal structure of iron

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