The predominant gases that constitute the sun are:
Answer: A
The sun is made chiefly of hydrogen and helium.
By mass it is about 71 per cent hydrogen and 27 per cent helium, with the remaining 2 per cent everything else. The core fuses hydrogen into helium at about 15 million kelvin, converting some four million tonnes of matter into energy every second.
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