what happened with plazma inside stars?

Question

i think actualy no hydrogen,even no atoms there.
only elementary particules,from them all elements
syntesed.
its only explanation of existense all known elements,
syntes in stars.
please,let me know your opinion,also give me links for forums
about "termonuklear" .is it wrong termin?

Answer 1

plasma is just a fancy name for a super heated gas. you are right about stars fusing "synthesizing" one element from the next. hydrogen nuclei fuse together to form helium and the chain goes on and on until you get to iron, then the star collapses and goes nova, this explosion creates all of the heavier elements. pretty cool huh! so if you have ang gols jewlery, every atom in that jewlery was created by a supernova explosion!!!!!!! hope this helps

Answer 2

Plazma is a gaseous state, where all electron of a element are free, and the atom is fully ionised.
The element is still not lost or so, its just ionised.

In a center of a star you have temperature around 10^7K, resulting in hydrogen and helium plazma. Cause of the high temperature and the high preasure the atoms start to fusion, from hydrogen to helium.

Have a look at
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nuclear_fusion

Answer 3

With all respect, my opinion is that you're trying to dispute just about every astrophysicist in the world. Too much research and indirect observation has been done for a long time about what goes on inside stars like our sun. One thing you seem to be overlooking is stellar spectra, which can be authenticated in laboratories. The observed spectra of stars like the sun perfectly matches laboratory observations.

Answer 4

Waits its turn to be fused! Then becomes helium! I think!