Which outcome occurs when a refrigeration system cools below fluid triple point?

💡 Explanation

Cooling volatile refrigerants below their triple point enables deposition, because solid forms directly from vapor bypassing liquid phase; this is deposition; therefore, this outcome occurs rather than direct freezing needing liquid, under different conditions.

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