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Nearly All the Elements Found in Nature Were Formed Inside

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Question 13

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Nearly all the elements found in nature were formed inside stars, EXCEPT for:


A) carbon and silicon.
B) hydrogen and helium.
C) helium and carbon.
D) silver and technetium.
E) uranium and radium.

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