“…In addition, steels with an increased molybdenum content have been investigated to improve hardenability and improve strength properties after quenching and high tempering. It is well known that molybdenum effectively increases the stability of supercooled austenite, shifts the bainite transformation interval to lower temperatures, expands the relative stability range of austenite, that is, effectively increases the hardenability of steel [1,2]. Molybdenum also intensively influences the processes during the tempering of steels, significantly increasing its tempering stability [4].…”