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Real-Time Observation of Carbonic Acid Formation

Stars with masses in the range 7 to 10 M end their liveseither as massive white dwarfs or weak type II supernovae, andthere are only limited observational constraints of either channel.Here we report

the detection of two white dwarfs with largephotospheric oxygen abundances, implying that they are bareoxygen-neon cores and that

they may have descended from themost massive progenitors that avoid core-collapse.

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