Which risk increases when a nickel-63 beta source becomes excessively heated?

💡 Explanation

Heat increases the kinetic energy of emitted electrons, causing increased *Bremsstrahlung*; because electrons decelerate sharply when interacting with the metal lattice in the immediate volume; therefore, x-ray emissions intensify rather than nuclear consequences, given this heat level.

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