Which consequence results when excessive deuterium-tritium fuel accumulates on the divertor surfaces inside a tokamak fusion reactor?

💡 Explanation

Accumulation causes increased neutron activation because *deuterium-tritium fusion* releases high-energy neutrons upon collision with the surface. These neutrons activate the surrounding reactor components, therefore, increasing the radioactivity risk is correct rather than magnetic stability or radiative cooling effects.

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