Which risk increases when thermosetting polymer composites exceed curing temperature?

💡 Explanation

Exceeding curing temperature accelerates the cross-linking process excessively, causing the exothermic reaction involved in polymerization to overheat, creating runaway. Therefore thermal runaway greatly increases rather than hydrogen embrittlement; other scenarios are specific reactions.

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