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The atom produces electricity

Coal, oil, and pearls produce heat, and from heat is electricity

These days, scientists are talking about the atom again. He came back again after he had calmed down and calmed down. that it
A conversation that gets excited, then calms down, then gets excited.

The hadith to which we are referring concerns the atom according to its nature
A source for the electricity industry.

The hadith to which we are referring concerns corn, especially in the sense that it competes in the production of electricity with coal, which is in the ground, and with oil, which is in the depths.

Heat first, then electricity:

We say that coal produces electricity.
We say that oil produces electricity.
We say that the atom produces electricity.

Coal, oil, and corn do not produce electricity. But
They all produce heat. This heat - which is the same for all - turns the water in its boiler into steam, and this steam emerges under pressure into turbines that push their wheels to rotate. These rotating wheels are nothing but for turning coils of wire like balls, rotating around their axis in lines
Magnetism Magnets are great. When these imaginary lines are cut, electricity is generated. This electricity comes out of these coils of wire into wires that distribute it to cities, factories, and people in their homes.

The three sources, coal, oil, and corn, are all used, first and last, to produce heat.
Style either.

Heat is generated from the splitting of the atom:

The atom that was first used to inhale was the atom of the element called uranium, and it is the heaviest of all the atoms of the elements, the ones known to nature and before man increased their numbers through scientific synthesis.

If you considered a block of uranium, you would know that it contains two types of atoms. They classified the weight of the atom in it as 238 (by taking the weight of the atom of hydrogen, the lightest atom, as a unit of measurement), and they classified the weight of the atom in it as 235. In this mass, in addition to every 140 atoms of the heaviest weight, there is one atom of the lighter weight.