Question

in your textbook, read about the process of by which electrical energy is produced in a nuclear power plant. use the following diagram to complete the passage. in a nuclear power plant, energy is produced in the reactor core by fission reactions that occur in uranium - containing bars called (18)________. the uranium is found at location (19)______ in the diagram. the rate at which the nuclear reaction takes place is controlled by other bars called (20)______. these bars of metal are found at location (21)______. one of the important safety factors in the power plant is a strong dome - shaped structure surrounding the reactor. the structure is labeled (22)______ in this diagram and called (23)________

Explanation:

In a nuclear power - plant, fuel rods contain uranium for fission reactions. The reactor core is where the fuel rods are located. Control rods regulate the reaction rate. The containment structure is a safety feature. Based on nuclear power - plant knowledge and the diagram context.

Answer:

(18) fuel rods
(19) C (assuming C is the reactor core in the diagram)
(20) control rods
(21) F (assuming F is where control rods are located in the diagram)
(22) A (assuming A is the dome - shaped structure in the diagram)
(23) containment structure