The Composition of the Clouds We See on Jupiter Is

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Multiple Choice

The composition of the clouds we see on Jupiter is:

• A) similar to the composition of Earth's clouds throughout the whole atmosphere-water droplets and crystals of frozen water.
• B) very different from the composition of Earth's clouds-almost entirely ammonia and ammonium hydrosulfide crystals and almost no water.
• C) similar to the composition of Earth's clouds (water droplets and crystals of frozen water) in the higher levels but very different (ammonia crystals) in the lower levels.
• D) similar to the composition of Earth's clouds (water droplets and crystals of frozen water) in the lower levels but very different (ammonia crystals and other chemicals) in the higher levels.

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