H₂O 03 absence larger 0.0058 density 0.0063 composition presence smaller The partial pressure of CO2 in Mars's atmosphere is CO₂ in Earth's atmosphere is only 0.0004 atm. If CO₂ were the main greenhouse gas contributing to daily temperature variation, Mars, with more CO₂, would have a variation than Earth, not The presence of potent (g) in Earth's atmosphere is the main reason for our greenhouse gas overnight temperature variation. of the Mars atmosphere, with its atm. The partial pressure of Thus, the largest role in the wide daily temperature variation. of water vapor, plays the

H₂O 03 absence larger 0.0058 density 0.0063 composition presence smaller The partial pressure of CO2 in Mars's atmosphere is CO₂ in Earth's atmosphere is only 0.0004 atm. If CO₂ were the main greenhouse gas contributing to daily temperature variation, Mars, with more CO₂, would have a variation than Earth, not The presence of potent (g) in Earth's atmosphere is the main reason for our greenhouse gas overnight temperature variation. of the Mars atmosphere, with its atm. The partial pressure of Thus, the largest role in the wide daily temperature variation. of water vapor, plays the

Chemistry

10th Edition

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Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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