Which limit reduces gas liquefaction during isothermal Carnot compression?

💡 Explanation

Vapor changes to liquid because the energy removal reduces freedom of movement, undergoing phase transition. The limit is the latent heat overpowering gas capacity, so liquefaction stops; therefore, the liquefaction rate is determined by heat capacity, rather than system inefficiencies.

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