During fusion, the hydrogen in the Sun is a. entirely converted to energy. b.entirely converted to helium. c.partially converted to energy. d.partially converted to deuterons.

During fusion, the hydrogen in the Sun is a. entirely converted to energy. b.entirely converted to helium. c.partially converted to energy. d.partially converted to deuterons.

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