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    The Helium Capture Process Tends to Produce Chiefly
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The Helium Capture Process Tends to Produce Chiefly

Question 38

Question 38

Multiple Choice

The helium capture process tends to produce chiefly


A) only carbon.
B) stable elements.
C) even numbered elements.
D) odd numbered elements.
E) only radioactive elements.

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