Which risk does asymmetrical heating increase in polymer molecules?

💡 Explanation

Thermal imbalances cause chain scission of the polymer via thermal cracking, because bond energies exceed available energy input. Therefore, bond breaking is dominant, rather than cross-linking which requires specific radical initiators or uniform radiative heating conditions.

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