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Two hydrogen nuclei will fuse to form a deuterium nucleus. This is stable. This fusion can take place only if the temperature is high enough to overcome the Coulomb Barrier.

The deuterium can then fuse with another hydrogen to give "helium-3". That's a helium nucleus with 2 protons and just 1 neutron. From there "helium-4" is formed. That's "regular" helium, with 2 protons and 2 neutrons.

The energy for the reactions to start is provided by the temperature of the surrounds, for example in the core of the Sun.

As a result of these reactions there is a

lot more energy given out than is needed to make the reactions happen.

There are actually other ways that helium can be formed from hydrogen. The main point here is that, overall, a lot of energy is released.

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There are probably a number of different ways two helium atoms might fuse, but one of them is the fusion of two helium-3 atoms to produce one helium-4 atom and two free protons (which could be seen as nuclei of hydrogen-1 atoms).

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The two nuclei cannot fuse under normal conditions but when super heated they will combine to form Helium and release a tremendous amount of energy, that is the principle behind a fusion reactor only it takes more energy to fuse the atoms than they release.

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If two Deuterium are fused then a Helium nuclei is formed.

Helium atom consists of 2 electrons, 2 protons, and 2 neutrons

and a deuterium atom consists of 1 electron, 1 proton and 1 neutron so when they

fuse they form a Helium atom.

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Two hydorgen atoms will fusion into 1 dueterium atoms, or 2H. It is 1 Proton, 1 Neutron, and 1 electron. This is a stable atom and it will not emit radaition on it's own.

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When hydrogen nuclei fuse to form helium nuclei, energy is released.

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When 2 hydrogen atoms combine it forms hydrogen which causes it to lose an electron which I a hugely exothermic reaction of approx 5500 degrees (this is for the suns heat)

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2H + 3H --> 4He + n + ~17 MeV

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2 neutrons formed in helium nucleus

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