Which risk increases when thermal cycling weakens fiberglass epoxy?

💡 Explanation

Debonding occurs because thermal cycling weakens the adhesive Van der Waals force. Therefore, delamination from differential expansion increases, rather than chain scission happening generally; hydrogen embrittlement applies to metals; resonance involves frequency.

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