Which outcome occurs when supercritical CO2 extraction pressure drops too rapidly?

💡 Explanation

Rapid pressure drop exceeding solute solubility causes precipitation because the phase behavior changes dramatically via retrograde condensation. Therefore, blockages happen rather than inefficiencies, because solubility is more affected than azeotropy by the rapid change.

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