Which outcome occurs when a pure substance exceeds triple point temperature under constant volume conditions?

💡 Explanation

Sublimation happens directly because the substance exceeds the triple point; the substance bypasses the liquid phase via sublimation, rather than liquefying and then vaporizing as the increased energy facilitates a solid-gas transition.

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