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    Solar Mass Stars Eventually Become Hot Enough for Carbon Nuclei
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Solar Mass Stars Eventually Become Hot Enough for Carbon Nuclei

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Solar mass stars eventually become hot enough for carbon nuclei to fuse together.

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