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The fossil fuel is combusted in a boiler.

In doing so the boiler is filled with water; it boils ; and forms steam under pressure.

This pressurised steam is passed from the boiler to a turbine , which the steam makes the turbine rotate.

This turbine rotation is connected to a long shaft made of magnetised iron , which . This magnetised iron is rotated inside a coil of wire.. Remember when rotating a magnet inside a wire coil makes the electrons in the wire coil move, hence electricity.

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Fossil fuels must be burned to release their energy.

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