Which outcome is observed when adiabatic expansion causes quenching?

💡 Explanation

Adiabatic expansion during quenching decreases the temperature and increases supersaturation, leading to homogeneous nucleation because the system attempts to minimize the overall free energy by forming nuclei throughout, therefore nuclei form more broadly, rather than localized at the surfaces.

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