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Asked: 2021-01-02T02:08:42+05:30 In:

Steel at room temperature is BCC and at elevated temperatures it becomes FCC. Since FCC has a higher density, how does steel expand at elevated temperatures and not shrink when it transitions from FCC to BCC?

Steel at room temperature is BCC and at elevated temperatures it becomes FCC. Since FCC has a higher density, how does steel expand at elevated temperatures and not shrink when it transitions from FCC to BCC?
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