Which risk increases when supercritical carbon dioxide's pressure fluctuates in industrial extraction?

💡 Explanation

A pressure drop below the critical point causes deposition because of phase separation, causing decreased extraction selectivity, rather than optimized mass transfer; therefore, product purity declines as components precipitate, rather than remaining solvated.

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