Describe the role of steam in a nuclear power plant

The answer is The steam expands in the steam turbines, producing their movement to rotate the electric generators producing the electrical energy.

Explanation:

In a nuclear power plant, electricity is generated from the thermal energy produced by fission reactions in the vessel of a nuclear reactor. The thermal energy released is used to heat water until it becomes steam at high pressure and temperature, which subsequently expands in steam turbines, producing the movement of these that simultaneously rotate the electric generators, producing the electrical energy.

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