Which risk acutely increases during investment casting if molten wax removal is incomplete?

💡 Explanation

Mold fracture risk increases because thermal expansion of trapped wax residues creates excessive internal stress during pouring, a form of pressure casting. Therefore, the mold fails catastrophically, rather than producing rough surfaces if the wax were simply present during solidification.

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