Which risk increases when rapid thermal cycling causes localized overheating in solid-state batteries?

💡 Explanation

Rapid cycling causes dendrite formation acceleration because of the **uneven ion flux** during charging; therefore, dendrites form faster rather than the opposite which would occur with more even cell heating, reducing failure risks.

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