Which outcome results when an improperly inhibited polymerization reaction self-accelerates?

💡 Explanation

Uninhibited polymerization's **autoacceleration** releases more heat, becoming exothermic faster because the generated heat raises the temperature, disproportionately accelerating free-radical formation and thus creating a runaway reaction; therefore, rapid temperature increase will happen rather than equilibrium shift or quantum tunneling.

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