Which outcome occurs when rapid decompression causes dissolved carbon dioxide to change phase aboard a commercial aircraft?

💡 Explanation

Rapid decompression causes dissolved CO2 exceed its saturation point and undergo phase transition via cavitation when pressure reduces; bubbles form because the pressure drop triggers nucleation, therefore, supersaturation results, rather than the alternatives that rely on different mechanisms and scenarios.

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