Register
What process releases the energy that is used in nuclear power plants to generate electrical energy? A: the burning of radioactive fuel B: the reaction of hydrogen C:the splitting of radioactive nuclei
107k views
8 votes
What process releases the energy that is used in nuclear power plants to generate electrical energy?

A: the burning of radioactive fuel
B: the reaction of hydrogen
C:the splitting of radioactive nuclei into two or more smaller nuclei
D:the joining of 2 or more nuclei to form a larger nucleus.

User LearningFast
by
3.2k points

1 Answer

8 votes

Answer:

I think its C:the splitting of radioactive nuclei into two or more smaller nuclei

User Epitaph
by
3.5k points
Ask a Question
Welcome to QAmmunity.org, where you can ask questions and receive answers from other members of our community.

3.5m questions

4.4m answers

Other Questions

It has been observed that forest fires can produce up to 40 percent of the mean annual global emissions of which of the following gases?A. nitrogenB. carbon dioxideC. oxygenD. All of these
Which of these allowed Japan’s population to grow? A. Japan imported most of its food from China. B. Japan had no enemies, so its population grew. C. Japan’s climate enabled rice production and fishing.
A geologist examines the chart and claims to know which magma sample is andesitic. Which sample is the geologist referring to?
This picture shows a child playing in the snow during winter in the Northern Hemisphere. In which direction is Earth’s axis tilting at this time?
The path of one object rotating around another
Link Copied!