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Retained austenite can be eliminated by

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Retained austenite can be eliminated by


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Retained austenite can be eliminated by tempering, sub-zero treatment, or plastic deformation. These processes stabilize the microstructure and reduce the amount of retained austenite, enhancing the material's properties.

Thus correct option is: D.

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