Which outcome rapidly escalates when deicing aircraft with supercooled fluid?

💡 Explanation

A supercooled deicing fluid triggers accelerated ice accretion because the phase change releases latent heat of fusion leading to rapid freeze-on effects. Removal of heat facilitates rapid ice crystal formation rather than simple melting; therefore, ice sheets propagate faster.

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