Which outcome results when a tokamak's plasma current collapses?

💡 Explanation

Increased neutron flux emission occurs because the magnetic confinement fails; this prompts more fusion events during the thermal quench via Bremsstrahlung radiation. This outcome is preferred, therefore increased neutrons rather than cryostat temperature decrease, because no additional coolant enters the cryostat.

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