At its dew point and saturated
Answer:
The pressure of the steam turns a generator, which produces electricity. The difference is in how the heat is created. Power plants that run on fossil fuels burn coal, oil or natural gas to generate heat. In a nuclear energy plant, heat is produced from splitting atoms – a process called nuclear fission.
Temperature is a quantitative measurement because it can be "measured". Quantitative data is where you record data that is measurable. Qualitative data is research collected from observations.
