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The energy released during a nuclear reaction in a power plant is directly used to __________ A. create electric current B. fuse hydrogen into helium C. heat water D. energize control rods
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The energy released during a nuclear reaction in a power plant is directly used to __________

A. create electric current
B. fuse hydrogen into helium
C. heat water
D. energize control rods

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C is the answer........
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