Helium nuclear reactions take place in a shell around the core of a low-mass star during its
A) horizontal-branch phase.
B) first red-giant phase.
C) main-sequence phase.
D) asymptotic giant branch phase.
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Q1: A star at the tip of the
Q2: Helium nuclear reactions (helium fusion) produce primarily
A)
Q3: The structure of the deep interior of
Q4: How much brighter than its main-sequence luminosity
Q5: Low-mass stars can ascend the H-R diagram
Q7: Consider a group of stars with masses
Q8: Consider a group of stars with masses
Q9: A star ascending the red-giant branch for
Q10: During its time on the asymptotic giant
Q11: The nuclear process in which helium fusion
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