Which outcome results when molten glass flow exceeds a critical Reynolds number within a forming die?

💡 Explanation

Turbulent flow develops because the Reynolds number exceeds the threshold, therefore disordered flow appears rather than smooth and uniform; viscosity governs the resistance and does not directly cause the described transition.

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