explain nuclear power plant in detail
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A nuclear power plant is a type of power station that generates electricity using heat from nuclear reactions. These reactions take place within a reactor. The plant also has machines which remove heat from the reactor to operate a steam turbine and generator to make electricity.
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NUCLEAR POWER PLANT
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NUCLEAR ENERGY
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The energy releasedduring a nuclear reaction is called nuclear energy.Nuclear energy can be obtained by to types of nuclear reactions.:
1) Nuclear fission
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The process in which the heavy necleus of a radioactive (such as uranium , plutonium , thorium etc ) splits up into smaller nuclei when bombarded with low energy neutrons , is called nuclear fission.
☆THE ENERGY PRODUCED DURING NUCLEAR FISSION REACTIONS IS USED FOR GENERATING ELECTRICITY AT NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS.
2)Nuclear fusion
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The process in which two nuclei of light elements (like that of hydrogen) cimbine to form a heavy nucleus(like that of helium is called nuclear fusion
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NUCLEAR POWER PLANT
======================
NUCLEAR ENERGY
_______________
The energy releasedduring a nuclear reaction is called nuclear energy.Nuclear energy can be obtained by to types of nuclear reactions.:
1) Nuclear fission
---------------------
The process in which the heavy necleus of a radioactive (such as uranium , plutonium , thorium etc ) splits up into smaller nuclei when bombarded with low energy neutrons , is called nuclear fission.
☆THE ENERGY PRODUCED DURING NUCLEAR FISSION REACTIONS IS USED FOR GENERATING ELECTRICITY AT NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS.
2)Nuclear fusion
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The process in which two nuclei of light elements (like that of hydrogen) cimbine to form a heavy nucleus(like that of helium is called nuclear fusion
HOPE IT HELPS!
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