Which consequence results when a pure substance exceeds its critical point?

💡 Explanation

A fluid beyond its critical point experiences a phase change via supercritical fluid formation, because heat of vaporization, driven by intermolecular forces, is zero. therefore, latent heat drops to zero, rather than exhibiting boiling suppression or azeotropic phenomenon under normal conditions.

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