The allotropic form of iron existing between the temperature 910°C and 1400°C is known as Gamma Iron. It has a face centered cubic lattice and is non-magnetic. Gamma iron containing carbon or other elements in solution is known as austenite.
The non-magnetic form of iron, stable above the transformation temperature; characterized by a face-centered cubic crystal structure.
Face-centered iron, generally speaking above 1333° F.
A face-centered cubic form of pure iron, stable from 1670 to 2551°F (910 to 1400°C).
a nonmagnetic allotrope of iron that is the basis of austenite; stable between 906 and 1403 degrees centigrade
The face-centered cubic form of pure iron, stable from 910 to l400C (1670 to 2550F).
The face-centered cubic form of pure iron, stable from 910 to 1400°C (1670 to 2550°F).
One of the allotropic (polymorphic) forms of iron which crystallizes in the face-centered-cubic lattice form. When pure, its range of stability is from 1,670°F to 2,552°F (910°C to 1400°C).
