Question

why is nuclear power considered to be a kind of thermal power​

Answer 1

Answer:

Explanation:

Nuclear plants are different to energy plants such as coal and natural gas, because despite being a thermal generation process they do not need to burn anything to create steam. ... Thanks to nuclear fission, heat and neutrons are released from uranium as the atoms split

Answer 2

Explanation:

Nuclear plants are different to energy plants such as coal and natural gas, because despite being a thermal generation process they do not need to burn anything to create steam. ... Thanks to nuclear fission, heat and neutrons are released from uranium as the atoms split.