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Primarily carbon (atomic number 6), but there are some nuclear processes that yield nitrogen (7) and oxygen (8).

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What is the type of nuclear reaction that results in the production of synthetic elements?

Nuclear Fusion.


What type of energy is the sun's energy source?

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