Which catastrophic outcome results when plasma instabilities disrupt fusion?

💡 Explanation

Uncontrolled plasma disrupts fusion because the Magnetic Reconnection process releases stored magnetic energy into plasma, heating the reactor walls rather than further confinement. Helium and tritium remain largely unaffected; therefore, quenching is the correct disruptive effect.

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