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प्रश्न
What does the production of carbon from helium fusion in stellar cores demonstrate?
पर्याय
How heavy elements split apart to release energy in stellar interiors
How heavier elements can be produced in stars through successive fusion stages
How the Coulomb barrier completely prevents element formation beyond helium
How stars radiate energy without any nuclear reactions taking place
MCQ
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उत्तर
When helium nuclei fuse to form carbon nuclei at about \[10^{8}\] K, this demonstrates how heavier elements can be produced in stars through successive fusion stages. Elements beyond helium are built up step by step as the core evolves.
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