Nuclear plants use fissionable material to generate heat instead of burning fossil fuel for the same purpose. The fissionable fuel is in the core of a nuclear reactor, and this core and the associated elements of the nuclear plant allow us to tap nuclear energy via nuclear fission.
Uranium.
The problem of disposing large amounts of nuclear waste is not resolved.
Both power plants generate electricity, but a fossil fuel power plant burns coal, oil, or gas to produce heat that boils water into steam to drive a turbine, while a nuclear power plant uses nuclear reactions to heat water into steam. Nuclear plants produce no greenhouse gas emissions, while fossil fuel plants do. However, nuclear plants produce radioactive waste that needs to be safely managed for a long time.
Nuclear energy does not come from fossil fuels
Nuclear power plants and fossil fuels such as petroleum.
The source of the energy is the nuclear reactor, rather than a furnace for burning fossil fuels.
Japan uses nuclear power for energy instead of items such as coal and fossil fuels.
Disposal of depleted nuclear fuels its self a pollution problem.
Disposal of depleted nuclear fuels its self a pollution problem.
Levelized cost of kwh from a nuclear power plant is cheaper than from any fossil fueled power plants.
fossil fuel is made by the nature and nuclear fuel is not made by the nature
Because fossil fuels will run out. We need electricity in megawatt amounts. The only viable alternative is nuclear fuels.
they did not want to be dependent on nonrenewable fossil fuels