Science and Technology · Nuclear Energy and Fusion Research
With reference to Tokamak reactors, consider the following statements: I. A Tokamak is a device designed to confine extremely hot plasma by means of strong magnetic fields within a toroidal chamber. II. Electricity generation in a Tokamak-based system, if achieved, would be based on energy released from nuclear fusion rather than nuclear fission. III. A Tokamak can sustain the required fusion conditions solely through ordinary chemical combustion once the plasma is formed. Which of the statements given above are correct?
- 1I and II only✓
- 2II and III only
- 3I and III only
- 4I, II and III
Correct answer
I and II only
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