Question

This element is consumed in the CNO cycle and proton-proton chain. For 10 points each:
[10e] Name this most abundant element in the universe. A heavier isotope of this element is deuterium.
ANSWER: hydrogen [or H]
[10h] Transitions in the hyperfine structure of hydrogen create this spectral line, named for its wavelength. Radio waves in this feature are used to observe properties of galaxies.
ANSWER: 21 centimeter line [or 21 cm; reject equivalents of “21 centimeters”, such as “0.21 meters”]
[10m] Radio waves in the 21 centimeter line, unlike visible light, can also pass through this substance undeterred. The interstellar medium consists of gas, cosmic rays, and this substance.
ANSWER: cosmic dust [or extraterrestrial dust or interstellar dust or space dust or star dust]
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2024 ACF Fall at CornellfallY714.29100%43%0%
2024 ACF Fall at Ohio StatefallY717.14100%71%0%
2024 ACF Fall at WashingtonfallY120.00100%100%0%
2024 ACF Fall at GeorgiafallY1018.00100%60%20%
2024 ACF Fall at North CarolinafallY714.29100%43%0%
2024 ACF Fall at Claremont CollegesfallY512.00100%20%0%
2024 ACF Fall at RutgersfallY718.57100%71%14%
2024 ACF Fall at IllinoisfallY912.2289%33%0%

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Cornell DBinghamton A100010
Cornell BBinghamton B1001020
Cornell CRIT B1001020
Cornell EU of Rochester A100010
RIT ASyracuse1001020
Penn StateU of Rochester B100010
Penn StateU of Rochester B100010
Penn StateU of Rochester B100010
Penn StateU of Rochester B100010
Penn StateU of Rochester B100010
Penn StateU of Rochester B100010
Penn StateU of Rochester B100010
Penn StateU of Rochester B100010
Jefferson County Scholars (DII)CWRU A (UG) 1001020
CWRU C (UG)Michigan D (UG)1001020
Michigan State B Miami C (DII) 100010
Michigan B (UG)Ohio State A (UG) 1001020
Michigan C Ohio State B (DII) 100010
Miami B (UG) West Virginia A (UG) 1001020
Michigan A (UG) West Virginia B (UG) 1001020
UW WrathUBC A1001020
Tennessee AAlabama A1001020
Auburn ASouth Carolina A10101030
Auburn ASouth Carolina A10101030
Auburn ASouth Carolina A10101030
Auburn ASouth Carolina A10101030
Auburn ASouth Carolina A10101030
Auburn ASouth Carolina A10101030
Auburn ASouth Carolina A10101030
Auburn ASouth Carolina A10101030
Auburn BSouthern100010
Mississippi State AAuburn C1001020
Georgia Tech BClemson A1001020
Emory AGeorgia Tech C100010
Tennessee BEmory Oxford1001020
Vanderbilt AGeorgia Tech D100010
South Carolina BVanderbilt B100010
Duke BUNC D1001020
Appalachian State AJames Madison A100010
Liberty AWilliam & Mary1001020
UNC BLiberty C1001020
VirginiaTusculum100010
Virginia Tech AVCU100010
Virginia Tech BJames Madison B100010
Claremont BUCLA D100010
UCLA EClaremont C1001020
UCLA AClaremont A100010
UCSDUCLA B100010
UCLA CUSC100010
Penn B (DII)Bard A (UG)1001020
Columbia A (UG)Fordham A1001020
Columbia BMaryland A (DII)100010
NYU A (UG)Lehigh B (DII)1001020
NYU BPenn A (DII)1001020
Maryland B (DII)Princeton A (UG)100010
Columbia J (DII)Rutgers A (UG)10101030
Chicago AWashU A1001020
Chicago BNotre Dame C100010
Illinois DNotre Dame B100010
WashU BIndiana100010
Iowa APurdue A1001020
Northwestern BIllinois C100010
Northwestern ANotre Dame A1001020
Purdue BIowa B100010
SIUEPurdue C0000