Which risk increases when exceeding flash point temperatures during solvent distillation?

💡 Explanation

Autoignition rises because when the distillation's surface temperature surpassesthe flash point, the heated solvent forms a flammable mixture above its surface with surrounding air by undergoing sustained combustion; therefore, ignition can occur, rather than controlled vaporization.

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