What consequence occurs when ITER’s plasma temperature decreases sharply?

💡 Explanation

If deuterium-tritium plasma cools considerably, the probability of overcoming Columb’s barrier via quantum tunneling vastly reduces, because Gamow tunneling probability requires sufficiently high kinetic energy; therefore, the fusion reaction decreases, rather than altered neutron flux or stability issues at these plasma temperatures.

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