Explain the basic principle of electricity generation underlying the nuclear power plant
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In nuclear power plants, neutrons collide with uranium atoms, splitting them. This split releases neutrons from the uranium that in turn collide with other atoms, causing a chain reaction. This chain reaction is controlled with "control rods" that absorb neutrons.
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There are two fundamental ways to generate nuclear energy. One way is to break up a heavy element into two lighter elements and produce heat, in a process known as nuclear fission. The other is to fuse two lighter elements together to form a heavier element and produce heat, in a process known as nuclear fusion.
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