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How massive would Earth have been if it had accreted hydrogen compounds in addition to rock and metal. Assume the same proportion of the ingredients as listed in the table?
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Hydrogen and Helium Gas hydrogen, helium do not condense in nebula 98% Hydrogen Compounds water (H2O), methane (CH4), ammonia (NH3) <150 K 1.4% Rock various minerals 500-1300 K 0.4% Metals iron, nickel, aluminum 100-1600 K 0.2%
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∙ 9y agoIf Earth had accreted hydrogen compounds in addition to rock and metal, it would have been much more massive than it is.
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