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The thermonuclear rate at which protons are destroyed by the proton-proton reaction at stellar temperatures is given approximately by\[R_pp = 1.1x10^{15}\rho^2X^2T^{-2/3}\exp^{-3381(T^{-1/3})} m^{-3}s^{-1}\]where \rho is the density of stellar material and X is the mass fraction of hydrogen. Estimate the lifetime (in years) of protons against the proton-proton reaction in material where T = 1.5 × 10^7 K, rho = 105 kgm−3 and X = 0.5. Comment on your result.
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