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Are crystalline stars or crystalline remnants of stars possible; why or why not?
A)   No, stars and stellar remnants are too hot to crystallize.
B)   Yes, they are the likely outcome of the cooling of a white dwarf.
C)   No, the forces needed to crystallize a star would actually cause the star to collapse gravitationally into a black hole.
D)   Yes, they are the likely outcome of the creation of iron in the core of a massive star.
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Good timing, thanks!
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Just got PERFECT on my quiz
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