Which risk greatly increases when pressurizing refrigerant beyond its critical point?

💡 Explanation

An indistinct vapor-liquid phase transition occurs beyond the critical point because supercritical fluids no longer exhibit a distinct phase boundary between liquid and gas. Therefore, mixtures do not easily separate, rather than separate phases occurring at lower pressures.

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