In a nuclear power plant, water is: used to cool down uranium pellets used to turn turbines heated and changed into steam cooled and changed into ice

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asked Feb 23, 2022 171k views

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In a nuclear power plant, water is:

used to cool down uranium pellets
used to turn turbines
heated and changed into steam
cooled and changed into ice

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Answer: used to turn turbines

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Ivan Skoric answered Feb 28, 2022

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