When bronze casting molds reach excessive temperatures, which outcome is most likely?

💡 Explanation

Increased temperatures promote faster diffusion, therefore compositional segregation occurs within the cooling bronze. Solidification mechanisms depend on thermal gradients, because temperature control, rather than total heat, is critical; grain growth is more linked to cooling rates.

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