Which consequence results when latent heat capacity is ignored during rapid phase transition in a cryogenic cooling system?

💡 Explanation

Unaccounted latent heat causes rapid vaporization because it releases immense volumes; therefore pressure rises quickly, potentially exceeding design limits, rather than the boiling point changing directly or specific material property alterations via a thermal expansion mechanism.

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