Which consequence results when hydrogen supply variations disrupt plasma stability within a fusion reactor?

💡 Explanation

Plasma instability grows when particle fuel decreases. Filamentary structures emerge because tearing mode **magnetic reconnection** is enhanced with decreased magnetohydrodynamic confinement; therefore, a plasma disruption occurs, rather than a smoother shutdown process initiated with controlled quenching.

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