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Planetesimals formed outside the [Select] [Select] depends on [Select] V contain much more solid material than those inside the frost line. This is because condensation

Planetesimals formed outside the [Select] [Select] depends on [Select] V contain much more solid material than those inside the frost line. This is because condensation

Applications and Investigations in Earth Science (9th Edition)
Applications and Investigations in Earth Science (9th Edition)
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ISBN:9780134746241
Author:Edward J. Tarbuck, Frederick K. Lutgens, Dennis G. Tasa
Publisher:Edward J. Tarbuck, Frederick K. Lutgens, Dennis G. Tasa
Chapter1: The Study Of Minerals
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**Understanding Planetary Formation: An Activity** **Interactive Fill-in-the-Blanks Exercise** - **Statement:** "Planetesimals formed outside the [Select] contain much more solid [Select] material than those inside the frost line. This is because condensation depends on [Select]." **Instructions:** 1. Click on each [Select] dropdown to choose the correct option that completes the statement. 2. Reflect on why planetesimals outside the frost line have more solid material. **Discussion Points:** - This activity helps illustrate the concept of the frost line in planetary formation. - Consider how temperature variations contribute to differences in material composition. **Additional Resources:** - Explore the role of temperature and pressure in the condensation of different planetary materials. **Diagram Explanation (Not Present):** - If a diagram were to accompany this exercise, it might show the solar system with the frost line indicated, displaying where different materials condense. Engage with this interactive tool to deepen your understanding of how planetary bodies evolve based on their position relative to the frost line.
Transcribed Image Text:**Understanding Planetary Formation: An Activity** **Interactive Fill-in-the-Blanks Exercise** - **Statement:** "Planetesimals formed outside the [Select] contain much more solid [Select] material than those inside the frost line. This is because condensation depends on [Select]." **Instructions:** 1. Click on each [Select] dropdown to choose the correct option that completes the statement. 2. Reflect on why planetesimals outside the frost line have more solid material. **Discussion Points:** - This activity helps illustrate the concept of the frost line in planetary formation. - Consider how temperature variations contribute to differences in material composition. **Additional Resources:** - Explore the role of temperature and pressure in the condensation of different planetary materials. **Diagram Explanation (Not Present):** - If a diagram were to accompany this exercise, it might show the solar system with the frost line indicated, displaying where different materials condense. Engage with this interactive tool to deepen your understanding of how planetary bodies evolve based on their position relative to the frost line.
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