Which risk increases during turbulent flow conditions within a chemical reactor?

💡 Explanation

Turbulence increases the chance of intensely localized reaction zones due to chaotic mixing; this is a risk of intensified heat pockets due to *turbulent dissipation*. Therefore localized heating is more probable, rather than a uniform temperature, because turbulent vortices lead to uneven reaction zones.

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