Within our Sun, hydrogen is fused into helium at very high temperatures. This is how the Sun is powered.
thermonuclear fusion and hydrogen becoming helium... :)
There is no fire in the sun, that is a chemical process. The process in the core is thermonuclear fusion.
Gas and Light.
Energy can be obtained by converting hydrogen into heavier elements (nuclear fusion). Suns usually have lots of hydrogen, which was available from the early stages of the Universe.
The sun and other suns (or stars) is composed mostly of hydrogen. The next largest component is helium. Various other elements are also present. As stars age, the quantity of hydrogen declines and the quantity of other elements increases.
The main two are hydrogen and helium.
By far, the two most abundant elements are hydrogen and helium.
i dont really remember, but i know that the chloroplast creates food from the suns energy
because they will have the same elements in the atmosphere...
Plants use the suns energy to make energy in a process called photosynthesis. The suns energy is used to produce glucose which provides the energy that the plants need to survive through processes such as respiration and expiration.
Nuclear fusion, the same reaction that takes place in nuclear warheads, only in conventional warheads it's caused by powerful conventional explosives directed inward to cause heavy elements to fuse together, and in the cores of suns (stars) it is caused by the much more powerful force of the star's gravity.
I'm not sure I understand your question. Molecules are made up of atoms, elements are composed of the same type of atoms. Every type of naturally occurring atom (except hydrogen & helium) is formed in the core of Suns (stars) and no where else. Since molecules are made of atoms and atoms are made in Suns you could say all molecules are synthesized in Suns.