Which risk increases when liquid nitrogen rapidly undergoes phase transition in poorly vented electronics?

💡 Explanation

Rapid phase transition causes substantial volume increase because the Leidenfrost effect prevents even boiling. The resulting pressure rise increases rupture risk, therefore correctly identifying this over-pressure event, rather than falsely assuming the cooling outcome.

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