Which outcome follows when the helium-3 supply in a fusion reactor diminishes, nearing depletion?

💡 Explanation

Elevated deuterium-deuterium fusion results because helium-3 scarcity forces increased reliance on it; **neutron activation** raises as a result. Therefore, radiation hazard rises, rather than the reaction maintaining confinement because the process is now less controlled.

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