Non-uniform distribution of coloring agents and additives within curable resins leads to structural defects and aesthetic variability. Achieving homogenous suspension ensures predictable mechanical properties and color fidelity in complex additive manufacturing geometries.

Imprecise proportions of miscible organic components lead to unpredictable curing and structural defects. Achieving exact stoichiometric balance ensures uniform mechanical properties and material reliability.

Weak bonding between heterogeneous materials in multi-material additive manufacturing leads to structural delamination. Resolving this ensures mechanical integrity in large-scale composite structures.