What would stars be like if hydrogen had the smallest mass per nuclear particle? What would stars be like if hydrogen had the smallest mass per nuclear particle? Stars would be brighter. All stars would be red giants. Nuclear fusion would not occur in stars of any mass.

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Ariel Blackwell

Physics

6 April, 21:36

What would stars be like if hydrogen had the smallest mass per nuclear particle? What would stars be like if hydrogen had the smallest mass per nuclear particle? Stars would be brighter. All stars would be red giants. Nuclear fusion would not occur in stars of any mass.

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Brycen Bowman · Answer 1

Nuclear fusion would not occur in stars of any mass.

Explanation:

Stars are made of exploding balls of hydrogen and helium. Without the right amount of hydrogen, there would be no nuclear fussion.