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How does a nuclear reactor produce electricity?

A.
High-energy gamma rays are converted by a generator into electricity.
B.
The heat from the reaction turns water to steam, which runs a generator.
C.
The reaction produces a stream of electrons that flow through wires and into batteries.
D.
The heat released from the reaction is used to burn coal or gas to produce electricity.
E.
Control rods absorb the neutrons emitted and release a stream of electrons as electricity.

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Answered by Anonymous
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hi i think the answer should be option(c)

Answered by Vedika25164
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Hey mate here's your answer

the answer is option (C)

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