How does a thermal power plant that produces electricity from burning coal or natural gas or biofuels, or from heat from radioactive materials, work? Group of answer choices A turbine is made to spin from hot steam, and the electrons in the blades of the turbine flow through wires that brush up against those blades. A coil of wire is superheated by steam causing electrons to flow from the hot part of the coil to the cool part of the coil. Radiation from the burning fuels or radioactive materials dislodges electrons in special materials, much like in photovoltaic cells, but with light from the fuel instead of the Sun. A spinning turbine is connected to a coil of wire inside a strong magnetic field which causes electrons to flow through the coil of wire