Which risk increases when heating bloomery iron during early Chinese salt production?

💡 Explanation

Increased carbon monoxide emission is a risk when poorly ventilated because the incomplete combustion of charcoal in the early refining (bloomery) process produces CO. Therefore, CO poisoning rises, rather than silica transformation, exothermic corrosion, or grain growth, specific risks in other processes.

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