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What is the direct function of the energy released from the nuclear chain reaction in a nuclear power plant?
turning the blades of the turbine
heating water to produce steam
powering the condenser
carrying electricity from the plant to consumers
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Heating water to produce steam.
Explanation: the chain reaction releases heat (thermal energy) inside the reactor, which is used to heat water and make steam. That steam then drives the turbine (not a direct function), and the condenser and grid are further downstream components.
Explanation: the chain reaction releases heat (thermal energy) inside the reactor, which is used to heat water and make steam. That steam then drives the turbine (not a direct function), and the condenser and grid are further downstream components.
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