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Ionosphere (Aurora)

Mesosphere
90 km
Stratosphere
18 km
Troposphere
50 km
Earth
Ozone
Layer
Tropopause
TASK 1
How much more of the atmosphere is nitrogen than all other
gases combined? Explain how to find the answer.
TASK 2
in the Tronosphere was separated out from

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Answer: TASK 1: The answer to how much more of the atmosphere is nitrogen than all other gases combined can be found by measuring the atmospheric composition. Nitrogen makes up the largest fraction of the Earth's atmosphere, at around 78%. Oxygen makes up around 21%, while all other gases make up the remaining 1%. So, nitrogen makes up around 77% more of the atmosphere than all other gases combined.

TASK 2: I'm sorry, but there seems to be a typo in your prompt. Can you please clarify what you meant by "in the Tronosphere was separated out from"?

Explanation:

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