The nuclear process in which helium fusion occurs in the deep interiors of red giant stars produces
A) iron nuclei.
B) carbon and oxygen nuclei.
C) hydrogen nuclei by the splitting of helium nuclei.
D) pure energy from the nuclear mass.
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