Which limit forces termination of ITER fusion reaction?

💡 Explanation

Excess impurities induce radiative losses because of increased Bremsstrahlung radiation, lowering plasma temperature, which then falls below the level capable of maintaining fusion. Termination proceeds, therefore radiative cooling ends fusion reactions, rather than quench or other shutdown protocols, under impurity contamination.

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