Within Mughal inlayed structures, which consequence accelerates deterioration following seasonal temperature cycles?

💡 Explanation

Differential thermal expansion induces stresses at boundaries between materials because the coefficient of thermal is different between the inlay and the host stone; therefore cracking grows along joins, rather than uniform material failure or oxidation.

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