Which outcome results when excessive tritium accumulates within a fusion reactor's vacuum vessel?

💡 Explanation

Increased neutron activation occurs in walls, because tritium fusion releases high-energy neutrons via the nuclear strong force; therefore neutron activation increases inside the vacuum vessel, rather than better confinement or lower radiation if there were less tritium.

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