In a nuclear power plant, excess heat is:

A. released into the air

b. reused by the nuclear reactor

c. absorbed and removed by water

d. used to power turbines and generators

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Jesse Brandt

2 March, 15:56

In a nuclear power plant, excess heat is:

A. released into the air

b. reused by the nuclear reactor

c. absorbed and removed by water

d. used to power turbines and generators

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Valeria Spencer · Answer 1

In nuclear power plant excess heat is used to power turbines and generators. This is mainly used for nuclear meltdown as turbines are mainly cooling turbine system.

In a nuclear power plant, excess heat is:A. released into the airb. reused by the nuclear reactorc. absorbed and removed by waterd. used to power turbines and generators

In a nuclear power plant, excess heat is:

A. released into the air

b. reused by the nuclear reactor

c. absorbed and removed by water

d. used to power turbines and generators