Multiple Choice
How are elements beyond iron formed in massive- star supernovae?
A) Neutrons produced during the core collapse are slammed into atomic nuclei.
B) Elements thrown out at high speeds fuse with hydrogen atoms in the interstellar medium.
C) The high temperature and pressure allow iron nuclei to fuse.
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