Which risk increases when aluminum casting chills too rapidly?

💡 Explanation

Gas solubility decreases notably as molten aluminum rapidly cools to its solid phase; therefore, hydrogen dissolved in the melt forms gas bubbles, increasing gas porosity within the casting, rather than allowing uniform distribution throughout the solidifying metal.

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