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Chemistry, 20.04.2020 21:58 dre2544

How do power plants use nuclear fission to generate electricity?

A. Fission creates new elements from which electricity can be generated.
B. Fission releases energy in the form of electricity.
C. Fission breaks down radioactive materials into electrically charged materials.
D. Fission produces heat, which is used to produce steam to power generators.

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