Why is transporting partially filled liquid cargo in a road tanker (cisterna) with baffles (pregrade) particularly hazardous during braking and cornering?

1. Liquid surge and sloshing (bućkanje tečnosti) creates massive dynamic momentum waves that slam forward during braking and shift laterally in turns, destabilizing the vehicle
2. The liquid dissolves the metal tanker shell
3. The liquid boils into steam at room temperature
4. The tanker wheels lose electrical grounding