Which outcome occurs when a liquid's vapor pressure exceeds ambient pressure?

💡 Explanation

Boiling occurs because when the vapor pressure exceeds the ambient pressure, the `formation of bubbles` overcomes the pressure preventing vaporization. Therefore, rapid vaporization occurs, creating bubbles, rather than the liquid remaining stable due to surface tension or cooling.

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