The Chemical Composition of the Wolf-Rayet Envelopes

Model-independent information on the chemical composition of WR stars is obtained from the lines of different ions arising at transitions between highly excited energy levels. The chemical composition of WR stars strongly differs from the mean cosmic composition. Nuclear processed CNO products of H-...

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