Which consequence results when pulsed laser surface treatment induces overheating?

💡 Explanation

Overheating causes material to vaporize rapidly, resulting in phase explosion and subsequent ablation, because the thermal energy exceeds the material's capacity. This removal occurs rather than stable convection, because temperatures peak too quickly; therefore, explosive ablation occurs.

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