Which consequence results when refrigerant loses isenthalpic properties?

💡 Explanation

A phase-change refrigerant uses latent heat to cool systems. Loss of constant enthalpy reduces heat absorption because the isenthalpic expansion valve function degrades; therefore higher temperature from inefficiencies occurs rather than an efficient heat transfer.

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