Which outcome results when isotopic exchange decreases tritium concentration?

💡 Explanation

Reduced tritium means decreased radioactive decay, therefore lessening tritium release since radioactive decay produces the source term, rather than material embrittlement, plasma confinement, or impacting that reactor's neutron multiplication factor.

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