Advanced Placement (AP), 05.05.2021 21:00 elijahjoyner20
Earth's atmosphere is the thin layer of gases that are held close to the surface of the Earth by gravity. Which is not a valid statement of these gases?
A) Earth's atmospheric gases are always in motion.
B) Earth's atmospheric gases are pushed upward by thermal energy.
C) Earth's atmospheric gases contain the greatest amount of oxygen at 78 percent.
D) The atmospheric gases contain trace amounts of sulfide, ozone, and hydrogen sulfide.
E) The majority of the weight of the atmosphere is held close to Earth's surface.
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