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Which of the following stages of stellar evolution creates and ejected balloon of material called a
planetary nebula?
O Hydrogen Fusion
Multiple Shell Fusion.
O Supernova
O Hydrogen Shell Fusion
O Helium Flash
Hellum Fusion,

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