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Nuclear power generates heat through nuclear fission reactions in radioactive materials to produce steam that turns turbines to generate electricity. While nuclear energy is an alternative to other energy sources, it is not renewable as it relies on non-replenishing nuclear fuels. A nuclear plant uses the heat from nuclear fission to boil water into steam that spins turbines connected to generators to produce electricity.
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Nuclear power
- 2. The nuclear energy is a resource of energy that uses exothermic nuclear reaction with radioactive sensible ores to produce heat for steam and move turbines.
- 3. The nuclear energy, is alternative, not renewable and primary.
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- 6. • The fission of the nuclear ore produces a lot of heat, the necessary to convert tons of water to steam, and the strength of steam move turbines witch are connected to a transformer and an alternator that produce electricity.