Which outcome occurs when a desiccant's deliquescence point is reached?

💡 Explanation

Reaching the deliquescence point triggers liquefaction via surface adsorption, because **hygroscopic action** absorbs water surpassing its capacity; therefore, surface tension changes rather than crystallization, because melting is happening rather than a phase reorganization.

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