Which feature or process is unique to nuclear power plants when compared to conventional coal-burning power plants?

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Control rods are unique to nuclear power plants as they are used to control the rate of fission reactions in the core. Coal-burning power plants do not rely on nuclear reactions and therefore do not require control rods. Formation of steam, generators, and smoke stacks are features common to both nuclear and coal-burning power plants.

Which Feature or Process Is Unique to Nuclear Power Plants