Which consequence usually unfolds when liquid nitrogen undergoes rapid phase transitions?

💡 Explanation

A rapid input of thermal energy will explosively accelerate the vaporization of liquid nitrogen, because *Latent Heat Absorption* dictates a large density change accompanying the phase change. Therefore the volume increases, producing a rapid rise in pressure, rather than magnetic fields or solid crystals.

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