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Q: A star glows because atoms at its center are undergoing nuclear fusion?
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Which type of star is NOT undergoing nuclear fusion?

A protostar; also a brown dwarf.


What element is undergoing fusion reactions at the suns center?

Hydrogen (into Helium).


What fusion takes place in the center of the sun?

Nuclear Fusion


What is the cause of suns release of radiant energy?

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Which of the following nuclei is likely to release energy when undergoing nuclear fusion?

3 H (deuterium) 1


What are some products of nuclear fusion?

Any element except Hydrogen technically. The product depends on what elements are undergoing nuclear fusion, e.g. 2 Hydrogen atoms form a Helium atom. You will need to specify for an answer.


Is a nuclear power plant producing electricity an example of nuclear fusion?

yes. this is because nuclear power plants use nuclear fusion


What is the name of the process in the center of the sun that generates its energy?

Nuclear fusion.


Why does a star produce light?

Because of nuclear fusion! The nuclear fusion releases energy which produces light.


How is the Moon different from the Sun?

The moon is a solid ball of rock. The sun is a star, a roiling mass of gases undergoing nuclear fusion reactions.


How is energy created in the center of the sun?

By nuclear fusion of hydrogen to form helium


Is a star's energy a generated by nuclear reactions in the center?

Yes, that's correct. Specifically, by nuclear fusion.