摘要: Since the independent suggestions in 1938 of Bethe (1939) and von Weiszacker (1938) that captures protons by carbon nitrogen isotopes were source energy generation stars, CNO cycles have developed into what might be considered some a many-cycled monster rivalling many-headed Hydra, However, those us who are researchers nucleosynthesis found reactions nuclei fertile field. I wish this short paper to present many may occur tell you dependable rates we able make available.
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