Where would molybdenum be produced in a power station?

I assume you're asking about the radioisotope Mo-99, used in “technetium cows” for making Tc-99m for nuclear medicine scans. There seem to be two main ways. read more

One of the ways to produce molybdenum 99 is to insert activated molybdenum rods into the nuclear reactor of nuclear power stations. Those rods pick up free neutrons inside the reactor to become molybdenum 99. read more

Nuclear power stations. A power station makes electricity. Fossil fuel (coal, oil and gas) power stations and nuclear (uranium) power stations all use the same processes to make electricity from heat energy. read more