All of the following are involved in carrying energy outward from a star's core except
A)convection.
B)radiative diffusion.
C)conduction.
D)neutrinos.

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Conduction is not a significant method of energy transport in the bulk of stars because their plasmas do not facilitate the direct transfer of heat through conduction efficiently. Energy in stars is primarily transported by radiation (radiative diffusion), convection, and through the emission of neutrinos during nuclear reactions, but not through conduction in the same way it occurs in solid materials.

All of the Following Are Involved in Carrying Energy Outward