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In the core of a star, two
In the core of a star, two
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A hydrogen
B helium
A star's energy is the result of a process known as thermonuclear fusion in which two hydrogen nuclei are combined together to form a helium nucleus, at extremely high pressure and temperature of about 107 K. During the fusion, an enormous amount of energy is released in the form of heat, light, and electricity.
A hydrogen
B helium
A star's energy is the result of a process known as thermonuclear fusion in which two hydrogen nuclei are combined together to form a helium nucleus, at extremely high pressure and temperature of about 107 K. During the fusion, an enormous amount of energy is released in the form of heat, light, and electricity.
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