Abstract
Temper embrittlement of alloy steels is due to the intergranular segregation of metalloid elements (from Groups IV and VB) under the influence of certain alloy elements or other metalloid elements. Embrittlement can be reduced or eliminated by scavenging reactions between some alloy and metalloid elements.
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