Which risk increases transiently when initiating Leidenfrost cooling?

💡 Explanation

Starting Leidenfrost cooling subjects the surface briefly to nucleate boiling because local hot spots trigger bubbles, therefore, the transient return to bubbling rather than immediate film formation adds complication.

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