Answer / Rahul Kumar Dwivedi

The hardening ability of a metal refers to its capacity to transform from a soft, ductile state (austenite) into a harder, more brittle state (martensite) through heat treatment. This process is called hardening and is often achieved by heating the metal above its critical temperature, followed by rapid cooling.

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