Which consequence results when latent heat exceeds vaporization enthalpy threshold?

💡 Explanation

A massive pressure surge occurs from rapid isothermal expansion because runaway increase in gaseous volume dominates during explosive boiling (Leidenfrost effect). Vapor pressure increases with temperature, therefore a surge occurs because vaporization intensifies rather than normal boiling maintaining equilibrium.

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