Which outcome occurs when cryogenic liquid helium's flow through a narrow pipe exceeds the Reynolds number limit?

💡 Explanation

Exceeding the Reynolds number causes a transition from laminar to turbulent flow because inertial forces overwhelm viscous damping; therefore, the flow becomes disordered, rather than staying smooth; superfluidity depends on temperature, not Reynolds.

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