Which consequence results when thermal variations accelerate a chemical reaction past a critical point during polymerization?

💡 Explanation

An explosive outcome arises because increased temperature accelerates radical formation following the Arrhenius equation, rather than allowing heat dissipation. Thermal runaway occurs leading therefore to thermal explosion, rather than slower reactivity at lower temperatures or heat dissipation mechanisms.

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