Answer:
D) it turns steam when released
Explanation:
In a nuclear reactor, the superheated water leaving turns to steam when released and it in turn is channeled to turn turbines in order to produce electricity.
- A nuclear reaction is used to generate current through a series of processes.
- The reaction produces a significant amount of heat energy.
- This heat energy is used to superheat water and convert it to steam.
- The steam is then channeled to drive turbines whose mechanical rotation produces electricity.
