Which risk increases during laser cutting when reactive fumes contaminate the lens?

💡 Explanation

Contamination enables absorption; this occurs because reactive species deposit and undergo photochemical reactions. This decreases the transmissive efficiency via **non-linear absorption**, therefore causing lens overheating, rather than dimensional changes or minor material defects, due to localized thermal runaway.

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