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In an HR Diagram, the hotter stars are to the ____? |
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Which of the following starts is likely to be the hottest?
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Sirius B, Raguel, Regulus |
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Which of the follwing stars is likely to be the largest? |
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What provides the fuel for a main sequence star? |
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What are the principle end products of Helium burning? |
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Which of the following is NOT produced in Hydrogen burning? |
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Which type of star is the sun? |
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G-type main sequence star |
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What is the primary fuel source for the sun? |
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Approximately how many years will the sun remain in it's present stage? |
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At which of the following locations is He4 NOT created? |
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In our frame of reference, how old is the sun? |
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Which of the following burning stages is shortest? |
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Which of the following burning stages is longest? |
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Which of the following reactions is the correct order of the burning stages for a 15 solar mass star |
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Which of the following is produced in Carbon burning? |
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Which of the following is NOT produced during oxygen burning? |
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Which of the following is produced in Neon burning? |
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For which of the following reactions are the p-p chains named? |
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Which of the following is a list of elements produced by the S-process? |
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Which of the following is a list of elements produced by the R-process only? |
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Which of the following is a list of elements produced by the reactions between cosmic rays and Carbon, Oxygen, and Nitrogen? |
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Other than Hydrogen and Helium, what are the most common elements in the universe? |
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Carbon, Oxygen, Nitrogen, Neon, and Iron |
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Which nuclide is the most stable? |
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What will be the final fate of the sun? |
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What is the temperature during Oxygen burning? |
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What is the temperature during Silicone burning? |
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What is the temperature during Neon burning? |
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The sun will die sooner than will a blue giant. |
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Lead (Pb) is the heaviest stable element. |
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Colbalt (Co) is formed during Silicon burning. |
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During certain stages, stars do not get energy from gravitational contraction. |
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The sun will begin its next core burning stage explosively. |
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19F is produced in the CNO cycle. |
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Oxygen burning occurs before Neon burning since Oxygen has only 8 protons, while Neon has 10. |
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During Neon burning, two Neon nuclei combine to form Uranium. |
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The core of the sun is colder than its surface. |
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Most solar nuetrinos detected on the Earth come from the p-p chain III. |
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4He is a product of Hydrogen burning. |
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The sun will eventually form a planetary nebula. |
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