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nexus9112 [7]
3 years ago
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1. Sort each of the planetary properties below based on whether they apply to some, all, or none of the four jovian planets in o

ur solar system. Jupiter and Saturn only:_______.
A. Composed mostly of hydrogen and helium.
B. Interior is mostly liquid or metallic hydrogen.
C. Blue color because of methane composed of mostly hydrogen compounds.
D. Magnetic field stronger than earths orbited by rings of ice and rock strong atmospheric winds and storms.
E. Approximately 10 earth-mass cores solid surface under a atmosphere.
2. Sort each of the planetary properties below based on whether they apply to some, all, or none of the four jovian planets in our solar system. Uranus and Neptune only:_______.
A. Composed mostly of hydrogen and helium
B. Interior is mostly liquid or metallic hydrogen.
C. Blue color because of methane composed of mostly hydrogen compounds.
D. Magnetic field stronger than earths orbited by rings of ice and rock strong atmospheric winds and storms.
E. Approximately 10 earth-mass cores solid surface under a atmosphere.
3. Sort each of the planetary properties below based on whether they apply to some, all, or none of the four jovian planets in our solar system. All four jovian Planets:_______.
A. Composed mostly of hydrogen and helium.
B. Interior is mostly liquid or metallic hydrogen.
C. Blue color because of methane composed of mostly hydrogen compounds.
D. Magnetic field stronger than earths orbited by rings of ice and rock strong atmospheric winds and storms.
E. Approximately 10 earth-mass cores solid surface under a atmosphere.
4. Sort each of the planetary properties below based on whether they apply to some, all, or none of the four jovian planets in our solar system. No jovian Planets:______.
A. Composed mostly of hydrogen and helium
B. Interior is mostly liquid or metallic hydrogen.
C. Blue color because of methane composed of mostly hydrogen compounds.
D. Magnetic field stronger than earths orbited by rings of ice and rock strong atmospheric winds and storms.
E. Approximately 10 earth-mass cores solid surface under a atmosphere.
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1 answer:
Y_Kistochka [10]3 years ago
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Answer:

Jupiter and Saturn only

  • Composed mostly of hydrogen and helium.
  • Interior is mostly liquid or metallic hydrogen

Uranus and Neptune only:

  • Blue color because of methane
  • composed of mostly hydrogen compounds.

All four jovian Planets:

  • Approximately 10 earth-mass cores solid surface under a atmosphere.
  • Magnetic field stronger than earth's
  • orbited by rings of ice and rock
  • strong atmospheric winds and storms.

No jovian Planets:

  • solid surface under a atmosphere

Explanation:

  • Jupiter and Saturn are composed of gases like Hydrogen and helium and thus are called gas giants and have a solid iron core.
  • Uranus and Neptune are considered to be blue planets that are icy cold and also composed of mostly hydrogen.
  • The four giant planets have a strong magnetic field and have strong atmospheric storms and winds, have rings made of ice and stones. While the non-jovian planets are rocky planet have a solid surface made of plate tectonics.
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