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allochka39001 [22]
3 years ago
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Arrange the inner layers of the Sun in order starting with the innermost layer. Tiles Energy produced by nuclear reactions in th

e core travels to this zone through radiation. The center of the Sun where all the Sun's energy is produced. In this zone, hotter gases from the base travel to the top and cooler gases sink to the bottom due to the temperature difference. This zone is visible from Earth. Sequence ↓ ↓
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soldi70 [24.7K]3 years ago
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<span>i.Core:The center of the Sun where all the Sun's energy is produced.
ii.Radiative Zone:</span><span>Tiles Energy produced by nuclear reactions in the core travels to                               this zone through radiation. 
</span>iii.Convection Zone:<span>In this zone, hotter gases from the base travel to the top and                             cooler gases sink to the bottom due to the temperature difference.
iv.Photosphere:</span><span>This zone is visible from Earth. Sequence ↓ ↓

Hope this helps :)
If you need more help with anymore questions then feel free to ask me :D</span>
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