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In nuclear power stations, the heat energy released by the reactors is used to generate ____.

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steam

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ice

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coolant

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poison

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Solution

The correct option is A
steam

In nuclear power stations, the steam generated is used to run the electric turbines that generate electric energy. The heat energy of the steam is converted into electrical energy.

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