Which risk increases when pressure increases during liquid's molecular encapsulation?

💡 Explanation

Increased pressure forces molecules closer, therefore, intermolecular distances decrease greatly through compression, because the applied pressure overcomes any existing molecular repulsion; rather than causing stronger covalent bonds—pressurization reduces average particle distance.

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