Question

How do the planets Venus and Neptune differ in terms of atmospheric composition?

(A)Venus has carbon dioxide in its atmosphere, while Neptune has methane in its atmosphere.
(B)Venus has oxygen in its atmosphere, while Neptune has carbon monoxide in its atmosphere.
(C)Venus has hydrogen chloride in its atmosphere, while Neptune has helium in its atmosphere.
(D)Venus has nitrogen in its atmosphere, while Neptune has oxygen and hydrogen in its atmosphere.
(E)Venus has sulfur dioxide in its atmosphere, while Neptune has nitrogen dioxide in its atmosphere.

Answer 1

(A)Venus has carbon dioxide in its atmosphere, while Neptune has methane in its atmosphere.

Answer 2

Answer: The correct option is Option A.

Step-by-step explanation:

Atmosphere is defined as the layer of gases which form an envelope around a planet.

Venus is the second and Neptune is the last planet of our solar system.

Venus's atmosphere mainly consists of carbon dioxide with trace amounts of nitrogen, argon , helium and neon.

Neptune's atmosphere mainly consists of helium and hydrogen with 2.5 to 3% of methane gas in it.

From the above information, the correct answer comes out to be Option A.