Which outcome occurs when volatile liquid boils rapidly in microfluidic channel?

💡 Explanation

When a liquid boils rapidly in microfluidics, nucleation causes vapor bubbles. These generate a heat flux; surpassing the critical limit leads to dryout because heat transfer declines drastically rather than increasing or remaining stable.

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