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

Saturn's atmosphere is primarily composed of hydrogen and helium, with trace amounts of other compounds such as methane, ammonia, and water vapor. The presence of these gases gives Saturn its distinct coloration and weather patterns.

Answer 4

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

Answer 5

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

Answer 6

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

Answer 7

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

Answer 8

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

Answer 9

Hydrogen and Helium

Answer 10

89% hyrdrogen 10% helium 1% other