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The characteristics of interiors of white dwarf stars are
A)   mainly carbon and oxygen nuclei supported by electron degeneracy pressure in a volume about the size of the Sun.
B)   mostly hydrogen nuclei supported by normal gas pressure due to the very high gas temperature, in a volume about the size of the Earth.
C)   mainly carbon and oxygen nuclei supported by electron-degeneracy pressure in a volume about the size of the Earth.
D)   mainly helium nuclei supported by electron-degeneracy pressure in a volume with a radius about 11 times that of the Earth, about the volume of Jupiter.

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