Chemistry

Octavio Stout

19 June, 04:25

Which element could not form in the sun and would have to be formed in a supernova?

a. hydrogen (atomic number 1)

b. helium (atomic number 2)

c. oxygen (atomic number 8)

d. uranium (atomic number 92)

(i think its physical science but i didnt see it so i just put chemistry)

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