Which outcome typically occurs when ice water undergoes adiabatic expansion?

💡 Explanation

Adiabatic expansion causes cooling, which triggers ice formation from remaining water via the Le Chatelier's principle, because the system opposes the expansion's cooling effect which favors ice formation; therefore, ice mass increases rather than melts, and the water shifts phase toward solid.

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