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  1. PP-chains and CNO cycles work to covert 4 protons into one alpha-particle. CNO chains operate with C, N and O nuclei as “catalysts”; their total number is not destroyed, and the operation of the CNO-cycles converts almost all C and O into 14N. (14N(p,g)15O is, by far, the slowest reaction in the CNO cycle. Thus, material “piles up” here.)

  2. Energy Generation The CNO Cycle. In a low‐mass star like the Sun, energy is generated from the conversion of hydrogen to helium in the proton‐proton cycle. In higher‐mass stars, to balance the greater gravitational pull requires higher pressures, hence higher central temperatures. At higher temperatures, thermonuclear reactions other than ...

  3. 2. Observe: Click Reset and click Fire proton. Observe what happens. Many subatomic particles appear frequently in nuclear reactions. Their element symbols are given below: (Neutrinos are also produced but are beyond the scope of this Gizmo.) Click Reset and click Fire proton. Turn on the Write equation checkbox.

  4. Analyze: As you did with the proton-proton chain, determine the net equation for the CNO cycle. In the space at right, write the equations of the CNO cycle in a column. Then, cross out any substances that appear on both sides. Write the remaining substances at the bottom. This is the net equation for the CNO cycle. A. What is the net equation ...

  5. determine the net equation for the CNO cycle. In the space at right, write the equations of the CNO cycle in a column. Then, cross out any substances that appear on both sides. Write the remaining substances at the bottom. This is the net equation for the CNO cycle. A. What is the net equation for the CNO cycle? B. How does the net equation for ...

  6. 15. Feb. 2023 · Overview of hydrogen fusion via the Carbon-Nitrogen-Oxygen (CNO) cycle. This video covers:- Hydrogen fusion- Hot and cold cycles

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  7. Figure 21.7.1 21.7. 1: Fusion of deuterium with tritium creating helium-4, freeing a neutron, and releasing 17.59 MeV of energy, as an appropriate amount of mass changing forms to appear as the kinetic energy of the products, in agreement with kinetic E = Δmc2 E = Δ m c 2, where Δm is the change in rest mass of particles.