Which outcome occurs when a large pressure drop causes liquefied natural gas to boil?

💡 Explanation

A large pressure drop causes rapid vaporization via the Leidenfrost effect, therefore increasing volume considerably, rather than methane hydrate forming because a phase change is dominant here; substantial heating is also required.

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