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8 April, 09:52

In a nuclear power plant what is used to change water into steaming

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    In nuclear power plants, steam makes turbines spin which produce energy. This steam comes from the heating of water by radioactive decay. Nuclear materials are contained and allowed to decay, which releases large amounts of energy thereby heating water and creating steam.
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