Which heat transfer limitation causes reduced liquefaction during a cryogenic refrigeration cycle?

💡 Explanation

Reduced liquefaction occurs because insufficient adiabatic expansion efficiency results in less cooling; the temperature decrease is limited by irreversible processes, therefore liquefaction is hindered, rather than other limitations like lack of thermal stability becoming dominant.

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