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Massive stars fuse hydrogen, then helium, and finally develop carbon-oxygen cores. At about 1 billion K, they are able to ignite carbon, then oxygen, neon and magnesium fuse to make silicon, and finally iron. Because more and more protons are used up to make heavier atoms, we could expect


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