Early reactions start with hydrogen atoms and then produce deuterium(mass 2), tritium(mass 3), and alpha particles(mass 4), but no stable mass 5 exists.
The first constituents discovered were atomic hydrogen(H), helium(He) and atomic oxygen(O), which were observed by the ultraviolet radiation photometer of the Mariner 10 spaceprobe in 1974.
One of these is an epigenetic process called methylation, in which a group of carbon and hydrogen atoms(a methyl group) attaches to DNA, adjusting how genes are expressed.
The red color shows locations with strong line emission from hydrogen atoms(Balmer α line), indicating the presence of young, high-temperature stars strongly emitting ionizing ultraviolet(UV) radiation.
During the chemical reaction, hydrogen atoms(which are unfortunately not seen in crystal structures) are transferred from the nicotinamide to these large, flat rings.
Three of these rings possess six carbon atoms bound to twelve hydrogen atoms, and the final ring possesses five carbon atoms bound to ten hydrogen atoms.
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