At Extremely High Densities and Temperatures, Electrons Can Be Forced

question 65

Multiple Choice

At extremely high densities and temperatures, electrons can be forced to fuse with protons. This reaction produces

• A)hydrogen.
• B)helium and energy.
• C)degenerate electrons.
• D)neutrons and neutrinos.
• E)large amounts of radio radiation.

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