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Energia solare

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Il sole, in una descrizione grossolana, può essere considerato come una sfera di gas perfetto costituita prevalentemente da idrogeno ed elio ionizzati (plasma), ossia da una mescolanza di protoni, particelle α ed elettroni. Esso tende a contrarsi a causa dell’attrazione gravitazionale tra i suoi costituenti e a espandersi a causa del calore sviluppato nella regione centrale mantenendosi in condizioni di equilibrio idrostatico e termico.

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Bendiscioli, G. (2008). Energia solare. In: Fenomeni Radioattivi. UNITEXT(). Springer, Milano. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-88-470-0804-5_12

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