Which of the energy-transporting processes in a star's interior also plays a role in moving heavy elements from their production region to the star's surface and from there into outer space?
A) Transport is not necessary because heavy elements are produced at the star's surface by fusion reactions in the late evolutionary phases of a star.
B) radiative diffusion, by radiation pressure
C) conduction
D) convection
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