How does a nuclear power plant produce energy? * Quickly moving neutrons made in nuclear reactions slow down in water. The KE lost from the neutrons is turned into thermal energy in water, which produces steam to drive a turbine and make electricity.
Quickly moving neutrons made in nuclear reactions create gas that turns a turbine to make electricity.
Quickly moving neutrons made in nuclear reactions turn turbines that produce electricity.
Quickly moving neutrons made in nuclear reactions transfer their kinetic energy to the water, making the water speed up and turn turbines to produce electricity.