Which outcome occurs when the adiabatic expansion ends below the triple point during the hydrogen liquefaction?

💡 Explanation

Solid hydrogen forms because adiabatic expansion cools the gas further and skips the liquid phase during direct solidification. Skipping the usual latent heat transfer rather than alternative phase behaviour, therefore solid hydrogen forms directly.

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