Which consequence results when volatile solvent undergoes rapid adiabatic expansion?

💡 Explanation

Rapid adiabatic expansion causes adiabatic cooling because energy loss results in lower kinetic energy. Therefore cooling occurs facilitating condensation, because work is done on the surroundings; rather than viscosity changes because molecular interaction changes are secondary.

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