A. Liquid
B. Gas
C. Solid
D. Plasma
E. None of above
Check Answer
The correct answer is option D) Plasma.
The matter of the Sun is in the plasma state. Plasma is a state of matter that occurs when a gas is heated to a very high temperature and the atoms within it are ionized, meaning they lose or gain electrons and become charged particles. In the Sun’s core, temperatures reach around 15 million degrees Celsius, causing the hydrogen atoms to become ionized and creating a plasma. This plasma is responsible for the Sun’s energy output through the process of nuclear fusion.
The matter of the Sun is in the plasma state. Plasma is a state of matter that occurs when a gas is heated to a very high temperature and the atoms within it are ionized, meaning they lose or gain electrons and become charged particles. In the Sun’s core, temperatures reach around 15 million degrees Celsius, causing the hydrogen atoms to become ionized and creating a plasma. This plasma is responsible for the Sun’s energy output through the process of nuclear fusion.
