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Which answer choice best explains why uranium-238 can be used in power plants to generate electricity?
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Which answer choice best explains why uranium-238 can be used in power plants to generate electricity?

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Uranium is a fissionable material to which if you split it, it makes a lot of heat which is used in reactors for massive energy production.
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