Which outcome affects airfoil stall when adverse pressure gradient limit nears?

💡 Explanation

Turbulent boundary layer separation becomes likely because the increased adverse pressure gradient requires sufficient kinetic energy near the airfoil surface from 'Bernoulli's Equation', preventing flow reversal. Therefore, stall occurs, rather than increased lift, since reversed flow disrupts normal airflow.

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