Which outcome results from decreased pressure during liquid-gas phase transition?

💡 Explanation

Reduced pressure lowers the kinetic energy required for molecules to overcome intermolecular forces; therefore, the boiling point temperature declines, because boiling occurs sooner, rather than a higher boiling point under increased pressure, where more energy would be needed.

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