Conventional fossil fuel power plants and nuclear power plants differ in the fuel used to generate heat. However, once

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Conventional fossil fuel power plants and nuclear power plants differ in the fuel used to generate heat. However, once

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Conventional fossil fuel power plants and nuclear power plants
differ in the fuel used to generate heat. However, once the
heat has been generated, the processes for converting heat energy
into usable electricity/power are very similar. Provide 2
similarities between fossil fuel and nuclear power plants in the
process of converting heat into usable electricity/power.
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