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What is the most stable element in the universe (in terms of binding energy)? A. uranium B. gold C. iron D. hydrogen E. helium F. lead G. water

What is the most stable element in the universe (in terms of binding energy)? A. uranium B. gold C. iron D. hydrogen E. helium F. lead G. water
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What is the most stable element in the universe (in terms of binding energy)?

A. uranium
B. gold
C. iron
D. hydrogen
E. helium
F. lead
G. water

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User Walter Schurter
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C. iron is your answer
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User Freddroid
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Answer:

C).Iron

Step-by-step explanation:

Iron has a binding energy of 8.8MeV

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