Origins+of+Elements

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=This article from ScienceNews might help you with your research -= ="Neutron star collision showers the universe with a wealth of discoveries"= =Here are some websites that may help in your research:=

===NOVA The Elements: Forged in Fire This video illustrates the roll that stars play in creating elements.=== ===National Geographic We are stardust: How 40,000 Tons of Cosmic Dust Falling to Earth Affects You and Me=== ===Dynamic Periodic Table The Periodic Table of the Elements is a color-coded, interactive chart of the elements. A definition of each element can be obtained by double-clicking on it.=== ===ChemicalElements provides an interactive guide to the elements. === ===Chemicool is an interactive periodic table that provides detailed information about each of the elements. ===

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