The rate of isothermal transformation for 0-4% C steels containing about 1 % of tungsten, molybdenum, aluminium, tin, vanadium or cobalt, and 0.31 % of titanium were measured and the beginning and ending temperature curves i.e. S-curves were determined by dilatometric and metallographic methods. By addition of tungsten, molybdenum or vanadium (also chromium in the 1st Report) the S-curves are modified in pearlite range. By utilizing magnetic analysis, the magnetic critical points of carbides separated in several isothermal transformation temperatures were studied, and were certificated that the modifications in S-curves are due to the difference of carbides, which are separated in the transformation temperatures, that is, carbide separated in the lower part of pearlite range is cementite, while that in the upper part, other carbide or double carbide though the chemical formula or atomic structure is not determined. Cobalt, aluminium and tin which does net form carbide or double carbide in steel, does not modify S-curves ; titanium form stable carbide TiC but any modification of the S-curve is observable.
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