Which risk increases when magnetic confinement fusion pressure exceeds limits?

💡 Explanation

Magnetohydrodynamic instability grows because plasma pressure gradients resist magnetic confinement, initiating turbulent flow through the mechanism of magnetic reconnection. Therefore instability rises rather than any other consequence that depends on plasma stability because reduced pressure has opposite effects.

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