True or false: Inside a nuclear power plant, nuclear fission takes place within the heat exchanger.

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Dannymal · Answer

I believe it's True to this question but I'm not definite sorry but I think it's True

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The answer to this problem is true

Dannymal · Answer

The statement is False. Nuclear fission occurs in the reactor core, not inside the heat exchanger of a nuclear power plant. The heat generated is then transferred to the heat exchanger to produce steam for electricity generation. 
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True or false: Inside a nuclear power plant, nuclear fission takes place within the heat exchanger.

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