Question

Earth’s early atmosphere was made of various gases that were unsuitable for life on Earth. Match the following elements with how they ended up in the current atmosphere.

Answer 1

oxygen : produced through photosynthesis

carbon dioxide : released by volcanoes

lighter gases : escaped into space

heavier gases : sank to the surface

Step-by-step explanation:

at the beginning of the formation of the earth the atmosphere of the earth was so different from our atmosphere now . The earth was just melting ball full of hydrogen and helium gases only , after it started to be cooler and more sold the volcanoes erupted and released carbon dioxide and water vapor and nitrogen. and a type of a small bacteria used the radiation or the light of the sun and process of photosynthesis and produce oxygen , also the radiation of the sun breaked the molecule of water which consist of H2O and give more free Oxygen and the hydrogen and light gases started to escape into space, and the heavier gases sank to the surface

Answer 2

Through the other guy's answer its clear and you can infer through that key. The question i had with this included: Helium, Carbon dioxide and water vapor, and Nitrogen.

Helium as a light gas escaped the atmosphere.

Carbon dioxide and water vapor are constantly being erupted by volcanoes.

Leaving Nitrogen at last, it was formed due to the transformation of ammonia.