“…This process, as well as the 3 He(α,γ) 7 Be reaction [3,4] in asymptotic giant branch stars [5], red giants [6], and novae [7], and the production of LiBeB isotopes in cosmic ray nucleosynthesis via the spallation of CNO and α + α fusion [8,9], is, therefore, important in Galactic chemical evolution of light elements. SN explosions are energized by neutrinos emitted from the proto-neutron star (NS), and neutrino reactions with nuclei in the stellar interior produces a number of rare stable nuclei including 7 Li, 11 B, 138 La, and 180 Ta [1,2,10] as well as short-lived nuclei 92 Nb and 98 Tc [11][12][13]. Among them, production of the light elements Li and B occurs in the C-and He-rich layers inside of which neutrino flavor mixing can effectively occur due to the influence of the stellar electrons.…”