Above critical temperature, which outcome destabilizes molecular aggregates?

💡 Explanation

Increased temperature boosts translational kinetic energy; dispersion forces responsible for aggregate stability are overcome via thermal motion. The mechanism is Maxwell-Boltzmann distribution because higher temperature distributions lead to more molecules exceeding the binding energy, therefore destabilizing the aggregates rather than alternatives that require phase change.

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