Multiple Choice
Which type of heavy atomic nuclei are most common, and why?
A) Transuranium elements, for only very heavy elements are made in supernovae.
B) Odd numbered elements, because hydrogen is the building block for all heavier elements.
C) Even numbered elements, for helium is "giant food" for everything beyond itself.
D) Metals, for iron is the last abundant element formed before the Type II supernova.
E) Noble gases, for they are the most stable elements.
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