Which consequence results from quenching plasma too rapidly via injecting impurities during fusion research?

💡 Explanation

Runaway electrons, a potentially highly damaging outcome, become prominent when plasma cools too quickly. The *cold front effect* causes a rapid increase in plasma resistivity because energy drops while electrons remain highly mobile; therefore, strong electric fields accelerate them rather than dissipate, concentrating damage.

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