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Red stars composition

Red star composition Paper wrapper Blue star composition... [Pg.524]

When a red star composition is burnt, the ash often becomes gradually wet this is caused by the hygroscopic nature of this hydroxide, SrCOH). ... [Pg.105]

A red star might be based on potassium perchlorate, strontium carbonate and charcoal together with various binders and solvents to facilitate the pumping of solid stars. The composition for a green star... [Pg.104]

In practice, both red and green star compositions are formulated to have a negative oxygen balance i.e. there is an oxygen deficiency) since the presence of a reducing atmosphere in the flame inhibits the oxidation of MCI to MO (where M is Sr or Ba), thus enhancing the colour purity of the flame. [Pg.114]

Method No 304. Delay and Fuze Compositions. Delay Composition for Parachute Red Star Distress Signal M131(T66E1) and Fuze Composition for Parachute Aircraft Flare M9A2 consist of K nitrate 71.8, S 10.1, charcoal 15-1 carnauba wax 3.0% [PicArsnGenLabRept 55-HI-80(1955)]... [Pg.1075]

Yes. And let me impress you with my knowledge of a few other classes. You don t need to know these minutiae for the rest of our lessons, but there are some less common classes, such as WC or WN class stars (Wolf-Rayet stars— white stars that are hot like the O class stars), C class stars (dim red stars probably too cool to support life), and S class stars, which are cool like the M-class stars and reddish-brown in color. N stars are also not part of the standard spectral sequence. They differ from the M stars not by temperature but by composition, having a carbon-to-oxygen ratio reversed from M stars. R stars are warmer carbon-rich versions and have the same temperatures of K and G stars. For now, don t let all these letters confuse you, just focus on the stars in the table. Miss Muxdroozol nods. The Wolf-Rayet stars sound interesting. What do we know about them ... [Pg.42]

Barium stars were recognized as a distinct group of peculiar stars by [1], The objects initially included in this group were red giants of spectral type G and K, which showed strong lines of s-process elements, particularly Ba II and Sr II, as well as enhanced CH, CN and C2 bands. The discovery that HR 107, a dwarf star, shows a composition similar to that of a mild Barium giant by [6] has pushed the search for new Barium dwarfs. [Pg.35]

Almost all of the elements heavier than He are synthesized in the interiors of stars. The work of Burbidge et al. (1957) gives the theoretical framework for the synthesis of the elements. The experimental evidence of active nucleosynthesis came from the discovery of the unstable nuclei of technetium in the spectra of red giants (Merrill 1952). The solar elemental and isotopic abundances which are taken from the primitive carbonaceous chondrites constitute the guidelines for testing such models (Anders and Grevesse 1989). A minimum of eight basic processes are required to reproduce the observed compositions. Nucleosynthetic... [Pg.28]

Stars with masses similar to the Sun are chosen in different populations of different ages, such as the thin or thick part of the disk, the halo or a globular cluster. Care is taken to ensure that their surfaces are not contaminated by internal nuclear processes, so that their compositions accurately reflect their date and place of birth. Red giants are therefore avoided. These stars... [Pg.172]

Oxygen isotopic compositions of presolar oxide grains compared with those of red giant stars. Stellar data are shown without error bars, which are large on this scale. Both data sets are characterized by higher 170/160 ratios and lower 180/160 ratios compared to solar oxygen. Stellar data from Smith and Lambert (1990). [Pg.134]

Smith, V. V. and Lambert, D. L. (1990) The chemical composition of red giants. III. Further CNO isotopic and -process abundances in thermally pulsing asymptotic giant branch stars. Astrophysical Journal Supplement, 72, 387—416. [Pg.156]

Referring to a specified sequence of a 0.7 M star presented by Sweigart and Gross (1978), we calculate the red giant sequence from the subgiant branch to the onset of the helium flash. The initial composition is X( He) = 0.999 and X( N) = 0.001. [Pg.58]


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