A tokamak uses magnetic fields to confine superhot plasma to enable nuclear fusion; despite advances in research, engineering challenges remain, and no tokamak has generated net energy for commercial power
Source: The Hindu Science (English)
How do tokamaks work to make nuclear fusion possible?
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