The term MOST-Likely used to refer to temperatures that are above a liquid's boiling point is:
A) radiation
B) superheat
C) desiccant
D) latent heat

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Superheat refers to the condition where a liquid's temperature is raised beyond its boiling point, without it becoming a gas. This term is specifically used in thermodynamics and heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems to describe the temperature of vapor that is higher than its saturation temperature.

The Term MOST-Likely Used to Refer to Temperatures That Are