Which risk dramatically increases when exceeding cooling limits during reactive curing of a thick resin casting against a steel mold?

💡 Explanation

Thermal stress increases because differential thermal contraction using the constraint of a rigid mold causes internal strain known as the interfacial stress mechanism, therefore induces cracking of the casting, rather than uniform shrinkage or accelerated curing.

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