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At a power station, uranium fuel rods are placed in a chamber. The uranium atoms split and energy is released. The energy heats water, which makes steam. The steam drives turbines to generate electricity.
Credits: Yann Arthus-Bertrand/Impact Photos
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At a power station, uranium fuel rods are placed in a chamber. The uranium atoms split and energy is released. The energy heats water, which makes steam. The steam drives turbines to generate electricity. Credits: Yann Arthus-Bertrand/Impact Photos |
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