Which Uranium isotope is used in nuclear power plants to produce electricity?

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Which Uranium isotope is used in nuclear power plants to produce electricity? A. U-233 B. U-234 C. U-235 D. U-239 Check Answer Complaint Here As Incorrect Question / Answer

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