Which outcome occurs when a refrigeration system loses refrigerant causing liquid to vapor phase change prior to expansion?

💡 Explanation

Reduced cooling capacity results because of decreased enthalpy of Vaporization is available; the liquid's early conversion reduces effectiveness, hence the expansion valve can't drop the pressure efficiently because gaseous refrigerant volume increases, rather than providing cooling like a liquid phase would.

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