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Why does the core of the sun contain more helium and less hydrogen than the surface of the sun?

Why does the core of the sun contain more helium and less hydrogen than the surface of the sun?
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Why does the core of the sun contain more helium and less hydrogen than the surface of the sun?

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Thermonuclear reactions have converted much of the original hydrogen in the core into helium
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