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    The Sequence of Reactions by Which Stars Convert Helium into Carbon
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The Sequence of Reactions by Which Stars Convert Helium into Carbon

Question 12

Question 12

Multiple Choice

The sequence of reactions by which stars convert helium into carbon is called the


A) S-process
B) Triple alpha reaction
C) CNO cycle
D) Proton-proton chain

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