Which risk increases when controlled fusion plasma cools?

💡 Explanation

Instabilities rapidly quench fusion reactions because loss of temperature induces magnetohydrodynamic instability. This disrupts plasma confinement; therefore fusion yield drops rather than increasing energy confinement, and neutron flux or alpha particle emission only become significant at sustained fusion.

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