Which risk increases when pressure weakens the container holding hydrogen?

💡 Explanation

Hydrogen embrittlement occurs when absorbed hydrogen reduces metal ductility, therefore weakening the binding forces between molecules, rather than slowing reaction kinetics or catalytic activity involving dihydrogen, because only embrittlement affects the metal's physical structure.

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