Which consequence results when the triple point temperature is exceeded for carbon dioxide fire extinguishers?

💡 Explanation

When the triple point is exceeded, "sublimation" can no longer occur; because a liquid phase becomes thermodynamically stable, therefore internal canister pressures rise rapidly due to volumetric expansion, rather than direct gaseous conversion.

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