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In the early years of the universe, it was too hot for electrons to attach to nuclei, so atoms could not form. Based on this evidence, what changes likely occur to atoms when they are heated to extremely high temperatures?

Respuesta :

The nuclei of the atoms shed their electrons, which can no longer attach in such high temperatures.

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Answer:

Atoms lose electrons, which means they can't attach to each other in high temperatures.

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