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I would like to study the microstructure evolution of semi-solid tin-lead alloy for an extruded sample during the isothermal heat-treatment process.

Is there any difference if I heat up the sample from room temperature to the targeted semi-solid temperature followed by water quenching before being held for a certain isothermal holding time or if I put the sample in the furnace which is already reached to the semi-solid temperature?

Do these processes introduce a different microstructure?

Thanks

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