creation of elements

• Who starter the Bigbang model In 1927?

  George Lemaitre
• what are the 3 evidences of the bigbang model?

  abundance of elements in the universe, expansion, cosmic microwave background radiation
• what will happen if there’s a fusion between elements?

  gamma radiation
• what causes the universe to expand?

  Abundance of elements in the universe
• what happens when the elements in the universe reacts?

  fusion
• what do you call the wave that has the ability to escape from the earliest moments of the bigbang?

  gravitational waves
• there is a required temperature and pressure for elements to form. yes or no?

  yes
• what is the first element to form in the universe?

  hydrogen
• what will be created when an element particle reacted with hydrogen?

  isotope
• isotope - a form of an element with the same atomic number but a different atomic mass
• what happens with the help of temperature, pressure, and gravity?

  expansion
• who wrote the Aplher-Bethe-Gamow Paper?

  Ralph Alpher, Dr. Hans A Bethe, and George Gamow
• when was the Alpher- Bethe-Gamow paper made?

  1948
• what do you call the 3 remnants of radiation?

  alpha, beta, gamma
• what do you the process of nuclear reactions that is used to produce/create new elements?

  nucleosynthesis
• nucleosynthesis - it is the reaction between atoms
• what are the 3 distinct ways on how the elements were formed?

  bigbang nucleosynthesis, stellar nucleosynthesis, supernova nucleosynthesis or stellar explosion
• what nucleosynthesis did the light elements form?

  Big Bang nucleosynthesis
• what was formed after the bigbang?

  ions
• after how many minutes did the formation of light nuclei occur?

  3 minutes
• what are the first four light elements? (in order)

  hydrogen, helium, lithium, beryllium
• after the cooling and expansion what was the nuclei of hydrogen and helium able to do?

  attract electrons
• what is form when the nuclei of H and He attract electrons?

  full atom
• what light element can react to other types of atom?

  Hydrogen
• what element is unstable that causes it to reverse back into a hydrogen?

  helium
• What do you call the charged ions?

  elementary particles
• how long did the bigbang nucleosynthesis last in second to minutes?

  10 seconds to about 20 minutes
• What causes radiation between nuclei?

  fusion
• Hadron is what type of particle?

  elementary particle
• What will be released if there was an emotion of radiation?

  heat
• What gives the identity to an element?

  proton
• What temperature does the stellar formation requires? high or low?

  high
• H2 or 2H also stands for?

  Deuterium
• Nuclear fusion - The joining of two light nuclei to form a heavier nucleus.
• same temperature = same charged
• What type of temperature measurement is commonly use in science?

  kelvin
• Did the proton outweighs the neutrons as the cosmos cooled? True or false

  True
• what is the hydrogen isotopes that is highly reactive?

  Deuterium
• What do you call the H3 or 3H?

  Tritium
• In nuclear fusion there is no certain temperature needed for the same charged to attract each other. Yes or no?

  No.