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← ScienceWhich instability develops as deuterium-tritium fusion reactions ramp up within a tokamak reactor?
A)Hall effect cascade propagation
B)Rayleigh-Taylor fluid mixing✓
C)Bose-Einstein condensate collapse
D)Negative differential resistance runaway
💡 Explanation
Rayleigh-Taylor instability leads to plasma mixing and fusion quenching because density gradients oppose the pressure gradient created by the fusion reactions; therefore, fusion efficiency quickly drops, rather than continuing at the desired rate.
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