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Complete the following nuclear reactions and identify the cosmic phase (Big Bang Nucleosynthesis, Stellar Nucleosynthes

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Author:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

Publisher:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

Chapter29: Nuclear Physics

Section29.6: Nuclear Reactions

Problem 29.5QQ

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Complete the following nuclear reactions and identify the cosmic phase (Big Bang Nucleosynthesis, Stellar Nucleosynthesis, or Stellar explosion) in which the reaction occured.

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Complete the following nuclear reactions
and identify the cosmic phase (Big Bang
Nucleosynthesis, Stellar Nucleosynthesis, or
Stellar explosion) in which the reaction occured.
NUCLEAR
REACTIONS
COSMIC PHASE
à ²,H + °y
---
*2He + 2,H à
+ 'ip
---
24
"12Mg +
à 2814Si + °y
36
18Ar +
à4020Ca + °y
---
110
48Cd + 'on à
----
12.C + 2He à
+
---
12,C + 12,C à 20,,Ne +
110 48 Cd à °-1e +
-
2,H + 'ıp à 32HE +
---
16, 0 + 1°, O à 'ip +
---
20
10
Ne + 42He à
24
'12Mg +
2,H +2,H à ',H +
56
°26Fe + 3'on à
+ °-1e
---
32HE + °2HE à
+ 2',H
---
56 26FE + 19
à 7526Fe à 7533AS + 7
---
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