<prompt> Hlalosa hore na matla a hlahisoa joang ka libeso tsa nyutlelie.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Explain how energy is produced from nuclear fuel. . Response in English: Nuclear fuel is primarily composed of uranium, an element commonly found in the earths crust. The specific isotope of uranium that is typically used in nuclear reactors is uranium-235 or U-235. The energy production in nuclear power plants comes from a nuclear fission process.The nuclear fission process starts when a neutron strikes the nucleus of an atom of nuclear fuel, in this case a U-235 atom. This collision causes the nucleus of the U-235 atom to become unstable and split into two smaller nuclei. This splitting process, or nuclear fission, results in the release of a large amount of energy in the form of heat and radiation, as well as additional neutrons.The heat produced by the fission reaction is used to generate steam, which in turn spins a turbine connected to a generator. The motion of the turbine generates electricity, which is then distributed to the grid for use in homes and businesses.To control the reaction and prevent it from becoming too intense or from burning out too quickly, control rods made from materials that absorb neutrons are inserted into the reactor core. By adjusting the position of these control rods, the rate of the reaction can be controlled, allowing for a steady and sustained release of energy.The additional neutrons that are produced in the fission reaction can strike other U-235 atoms, causing them to split and release more energy and neutrons, resulting in a chain reaction. When properly controlled, this chain reaction can sustain itself, allowing for a continuous release of energy over long periods of time. . Response in Sesotho: Mafura a nyutlelie haholo-holo a entsoe ka uranium, e leng ntho e atisang ho fumanoa karolong e ka holimo ea lefatše. Isotope e khethehileng ea uranium eo hangata e sebelisoang ho li-reactor tsa nyutlelie ke uranium-235 kapa U-235. Tlhahiso ea matla lifemeng tsa matla a nyutlelie e tsoa tsebetsong ea ho arohana ha nyutlelie. Tsebetso ea ho arohana ha nyutlelie e qala ha neutron e otla khubu ea athomo ea mafura a nyutlelie, tabeng ena athomo ea U-235. Ho thulana hona ho etsa hore khubu ea athomo ea U-235 e se ke ea tsitsa me e arohane ka li-nuclei tse peli tse nyenyane. Mokhoa ona oa ho petsoha, kapa ho arohana ha nyutlelie, ho fella ka ho lokolloa ha matla a mangata ka mokhoa oa mocheso le mahlaseli, hammoho le li-neutron tse eketsehileng. Mocheso o hlahisoang ke ho fission reaction o sebelisetsoa ho hlahisa mouoane, oo le oona o bilikisang turbine e hokahantsoeng le jenereithara. Ho sisinyeha ha turbine ho hlahisa motlakase, o ntano abeloa marang-rang ho sebelisoa malapeng le likhoebong. Ho laola karabelo le ho e thibela hore e se be matla haholo kapa hore e se che ka potlako, lithupa tsa taolo tse entsoeng ka thepa e monyang li-neutron li kenngoa mokokotlong oa reactor. Ka ho lokisa boemo ba lithupa tsena tsa taolo, lebelo la karabelo le ka laoloa, ho lumella ho lokolloa ha matla ka mokhoa o tsitsitseng le o tsitsitseng. Li-neutron tse ling tse hlahisoang ke fission reaction li ka otla liathomo tse ling tsa U-235, tsa etsa hore li arohane le ho lokolla matla a mangata le li-neutron, e leng se bakang karabelo ea ketane. Ha e laoloa ka nepo, ketane ena ea ketane e ka iphelisa, e leng se lumellang hore matla a tsoele pele ho ntša matla ka nako e telele. 