Suppose a scientific team is trying to re-create the energy producing reactions that occur in the sun. What would they need for
the experiments? A. hydrogen atoms
B. hydrogen atoms, helium atoms, heat, pressure, and energy
C. helium atoms and energy
D. helium atoms and hydrogen atoms
The energy producing reactions that occur in the sun take place by a process known as nuclear fusion or the proton-proton chain. Basically, tons of atoms of hydrogen are being converted into helium, which releases heat and energy. If a scientific team is trying to re-create the nuclear fusion of the sun they would only need hydrogen atoms, since the fusion of the hydrogen atoms is the reaction that produces helium atoms, heat and energy. However, the scientist team must recreate the tremendous gravitational forces of the sun to produce the nuclear fusion of hydrogen.
The best and most correct answer among the choices provided by the question is the second choice. The things that we would need are: <span>hydrogen atoms, helium atoms, heat, pressure, and energy. </span>I hope my answer has come to your help. God bless and have a nice day ahead!
This is a multicellular structure found in mushroom that are visible to the naked eye and are spore producing. They are the structures of which spore producing basidia are formed. They called called false ruffles. The basidiocarps serve as the structure on which the hymenium is produced. They are the fruiting bodies of mushroom.
