Which consequence results when a fusion reactor's magnetic confinement coils quench?

💡 Explanation

Plasma destabilization occurs because quenching destroys the magnetic field containing the plasma resulting in its rapid expansion/contact with the reactor walls and immediate shutdown of fusion; therefore, uncontrolled thermal energy dissipates rather than sustaining the reaction.

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