Hi.
As far as I know, there are at least three compositions of 52100 which have been developed . Sullivan Steel (one of the US distributors) calls them 52100, MOD 1 52100, and MOD 2 52100.
The differences pretty much relate to the section thickness that is being hardened.. For example, MOD 1 is recommended for section of 1/2 to 3/4 inch and MOD 2 for sections 3/4 to 1 1/2 inch thick....To accomodate these differences in steel thickness, the % of chemical content of the alloy is changed.
These subtle changes will also make a difference to the recommended hardening (critical temperatures)....for example, 52100 will be between 1525 and 1550F and MOD 2 is recommended as being between 1400 - 1490F.
I am not sure what E52100 is.
If you have a chemical analysis of your steel sample then I may be able to compare them with the data I have.