Power plants fall into two categoiries, These and their fuel sources are:
Thermal Power Plants
Nuclear Power Plants
Uranium
Uranium
Today coal is mostly used for providing the fuel for electric power plants.
Yes, plutonium is a very important fuel for nuclear reactors.
Uranium-235, enriched to about 5% from its naturally occurring level of 0.7%.
A typical large power reactor will have approx 75 tons of uranium fuel with about 1/3 of this being changed every two years
Uranium
NO!
That is the main use, to fuel nuclear power plants
Uranium
No, chromium has no fissile properties for use as fuel
B. Uranium
Uranium is used as nuclear fuel in nuclear power plants because the fission of uranium atom release a formidable quantity of energy.
Today coal is mostly used for providing the fuel for electric power plants.
IT is used in plants and is the substance that colours the leaves of plants green. They are an essential substance to all processes in plants.
No, Enriched Uranium-235 is used in a nuclear reactor as the fuel in the fuel rods and boron is used in the control rods.
Flowing water is used to turn enormous turbines, generating electricity
Well it conserves fuel which would otherwise have to be used in power plants.