in a nuclear power station which step of the process converts energy of other forms into electrical energy that can be used as electricity?

A) Fission reactions occur in the reactor core, generating heat.

B) Heat from the reactor core turns water into steam.

C) Steam forces the high-pressure turbine to turn.

D) Condesed steam flows to the steam generator.

Question

in a nuclear power station which step of the process converts energy of other forms into electrical energy that can be used as electricity?

A) Fission reactions occur in the reactor core, generating heat.

B) Heat from the reactor core turns water into steam.

C) Steam forces the high-pressure turbine to turn.

D) Condesed steam flows to the steam generator.

whpalmer4 · Answer

"converts energy of other forms into electrical energy"

A) "generating heat"

B) "water into steam"

C) "forces turbine to turn"

D) "steam flows to the steam generator"

Which of those choices seems most likely to cause the spindle of a generator to turn, converting mechanical energy of some sort into electrical energy?