Exposing superfluid helium-4 to elevated pressure at constant cryogenic temperatures causes which outcome?

💡 Explanation

Increased pressure disrupts the quantum entanglement sustaining superfluidity; therefore BEC-like condensate collapses via a phase transition. Disruption of Bose-Einstein Condensation occurs because increased interatomic distances inhibit quantum tunnelling, rather than gradual kinetic changes.

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