Which risk increases when molten salt reactors lack isotope control?

💡 Explanation

Proliferation risk rises because radiochemical separation extracts isotopes into plutonium-239 via neutron capture by uranium-238 (from fertile material). Isotope control mitigates this by minimizing production of reactor-grade plutonium; therefore reducing the risk, rather than altering neutron kinetics.

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