Which risk increases when significant cooling of lithium halide molten salt electrolytes occurs?

💡 Explanation

Dendrite formation becomes more pronounced in lithium-based electrolytes because the mechanism of ionic conductivity is reduced upon cooling and lithium plating becomes non-uniform, generating protrusions that propagate as dendrites; therefore dendrite formation accelerates faster rather than conductivity improving at lower temperatures.

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