Which risk increases drastically when nuclear binding energy diminishes?

💡 Explanation

Diminished nuclear binding energy increases the risk of uncontrolled nuclear chain reaction expansion via neutron multiplication, because fission fragments separate more easily. Therefore, fission events accelerate, rather than only alpha decay or changes in plasma control.

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