Which consequence results when latent heat extraction weakens a casting mold?

💡 Explanation

Increased hydrogen solubility promotes porosity during solidification because hydrogen atoms, unable to dissolve in the solid phase, form bubbles via heterogeneous nucleation. Therefore, porosity rises rather than surface solidification, because rapid surface cooling reduces overall defects, not induces them.

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