What element do you think is the most abundant in the star that you observed in part two? explain your answer?

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mote1985 [20]2 years ago

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The most abundant element in the Sun and in the stars are hydrogen and helium. Like most of the stars, there is a spontaneous radioactive reaction happening in the Sun. Hydrogen is transformed into Helium. As long as the stars are young, the most abundant element is hydrogen.

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