Which consequence results when rapid isentropic expansion occurs?

💡 Explanation

Condensation occurs because adiabatic expansion cools the gas, reaching saturation; the induced expansion causes the gas temperature to drop below its dew point, initiating nucleation, therefore water droplets form rather than remaining in vapor phase because the pressure has shifted.

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