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Danika Trujillo
Chemistry
8 May, 23:53
How do elements form?
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Carlo Pruitt
9 May, 00:16
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New elements are formed by squeezing elements together in a process of nuclear fusion.
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Erick Fisher
9 May, 00:20
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Elements are formed by nuclear fusion. Stars can undergo nuclear fusion and create new elements by squeezing them together.
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