Which chemical elements were created during the first few minutes of the "big bang" that started our universe?

A) All 92 of the naturally-occurring chemical elements.
B) Only the elements through iron in the periodic table, i.e., only elements 1 through 26.
C) Only the first three elements: hydrogen, helium, and lithium.
D) Only the heaviest elements, having atomic numbers higher than that of lead.
E) No elements were produced during the big bang--all the normal chemical elements were produced much later.


C

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