Which risk increases when investment casting employs insufficient vacuum degassing?

💡 Explanation

Increased internal porosity arises because incomplete vacuum degassing leaves dissolved gases in the molten metal, which then precipitates as voids during solidification. Therefore, internal porosity rises rather than a faster rate of precipitate formation because those precipitates remain solid.

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