What is produced by the proton-proton chain?

Answer 1

Proton is a hydrogen atom without an electron.Since hydrogen has only one electron a collision between a proton and an electron will produce a hydrogen atom.

H(atom) + H(atom) = H2 (molecule)

1 e 1 e 2 es

Therefore H+ is a proton which does not have any electron in its shell.

So H+ + e = H (atom) only if a productive collision happens which is enough fot the nucleus to trap the colliding electron to its shell

Answer 2

The proton-proton chain is a fusion process that occurs in the cores of stars, including our sun, where protons are converted into helium nuclei, releasing energy in the form of gamma rays and positrons. This process is the primary source of energy in stars like the sun.

Answer 3

4protons=1 helium 4+ positron +a neutrino + gamma rays

Answer 4

nothing