👉 Deuterons is a term used in astronomy and astrophysics to refer to the two masses of hydrogen atoms that make up most of our solar system. These are called "deuterons" because they have different atomic numbers, which differ by 2 from each other. The term deuterons has been used throughout history to describe the distribution of elements in the universe and is still widely recognized today as a useful tool for understanding the properties of matter in the cosmos.
