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4 Contributions of Molybdenum to Steel
Molybdenum (“moly”) is added to constructional steels to
Improve hardenability by slowing the transformation (moving the nose of the curve to the right);
Reduce embrittlement during tempering
Enhance the creep strength of low alloy steel grades at higher temperature,
Add resistance to corrosion.