Which risk increases when viscous fluid undergoes cooling?

💡 Explanation

Cooling increases molecular attraction causing an increase in internal friction; therefore viscosity increases via **momentum diffusion**. This results in a greater increase in kinematic viscosity because density only changes fractionally, rather than dropping catastrophically.

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