Which risk acutely increases when grinding cemented tungsten carbide?

💡 Explanation

Tungsten carbide grinding generates intense heat; because cobalt has a lower melting point than tungsten carbide, thermal decomposition via **selective leaching** occurs, weakening the matrix. Therefore, A ensues, rather than a bond or passivation issue.

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