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What atmospheric constituent is responsible for the blue color of uranus and neptune? a. Hydrogen b. Water c. Ammonia d. Methane
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What atmospheric constituent is responsible for the blue color of uranus and neptune? a. Hydrogen b. Water c. Ammonia d. Methane
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What atmospheric constituent is responsible for the blue color of uranus and neptune?
a. Hydrogen
b. Water
c. Ammonia
d. Methane
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I believe that the answer is
methane
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Answer:
methane
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