Jupiter\'s Disk? When Jupiter formed from the solar nebula, it may have had its

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Jupiter's Disk? When Jupiter formed from the solar nebula, it may have had its own disk around it. ice line around Jupiter The Galilean moons may have formed from this mini solar nebula disk around Jupiter Estimate the location of the Between Ganymede and Callisto Inside the orbit of lo Between lo and Europa Between Europa and Ganymede . Outside the orbit of Callisto Incorrect. Refer to Jupiter's Moons in and the associated discussion in the text. Try Another Version 1 question attempt remaining

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Frost line or ice line defines the boundary where simple molecules condense (dihydrogen H2, dinitrogen N2, dichlorine Cl2, water H2O, ammonia NH3, hydrogen sulfide H2S, carbon dioxide CO2, methane CH4, ethane C2H6). This line is a little less than 5 au ( 700 million km) from the Sun, well beyond the asteroid belt and just before the orbit of Jupiter. It marks the clear separation between the terrestrial planets and the gas planets.

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