What makes up Saturns atmosphere?

Answer 1

Saturn's atmospheric constituents are, in order by mass, hydrogen (88 per cent) and helium (11 per cent); and the remainder comprises traces of methane, ammonia, ammonia crystals, and such other gases as ethane, ethene (ethylene), and phosphine

Answer 2

Saturn is composed of about 94 percent hydrogen and 6 percent helium. The clouds are composed of very small amounts of other chemical elements combined with hydrogen to give such compounds as ammonia, methane and phosphine

Answer 3

75% hydrogen and 25% helium the cor is also made of gas

Answer 4

• 75 hydrogen 25 helium with other materials like methane and ice

Answer 5

Elements that make up Saturn consists of helium and hydrogen. The elements in order are helium, ice, liquid hydrogen, and liquid metallic hydrogen.

Answer 6

They are Hydrogen at about 96% and Helium at about 3%

Answer 7

The gas giants - Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune - contain fairly large amounts of the first two elements: hydrogen and helium.

Answer 8

Hydrogen and Helium

Answer 9

89% hyrdrogen 10% helium 1% other

Answer 10

This is the hydrogen.