In a nuclear power plant, a special fuel called radioactive uranium is used to generate heat and produce steam. True False

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Singuliere · Answer 1 · 2016-10-15T06:53:14+0000

In general, yes, it is true that in a nuclear power plant, a special fuel called radioactive uranium is used to generate heat and produce steam, although other materials can be used as well.

In a nuclear power plant, a special fuel called radioactive uranium is used to generate heat and produce steam. True False

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