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Jupiter's Great Red Spot Is Composed Of Ammonia And Phosphine, Erika Rosenberger
Jupiter's Great Red Spot Is Composed Of Ammonia And Phosphine, Erika Rosenberger
Natural Sciences Student Research Presentations
In Jupiter's Great Red Spot, ammonia, phosphine, and para-Hydrogen were found. The Great Red Spot is the local maximum of ammonia, the most abundant compound of the atmosphere. The abundance of ammonia in the Spot is regulated by a complex interaction between photochemistry, condensation, precipitation, and atmospheric dynamics. Ammonia is found most abundant in the regions at around 400-500 mbar when phosphine is the most abundant at 600 mbar. The photo-dissociation reaction of phosphine that occurs in the Spot helps explain why the planet Jupiter and the Great Red Spot is red. The reaction sequence proposed by scientists Prinn and …
Thin Layer Chromatography For Forensic Science, Kseniya Chumachenko
Thin Layer Chromatography For Forensic Science, Kseniya Chumachenko
A with Honors Projects
For this Parkland A with Honors project, the author works to identify a good or better recipe for the solution for chromatography projects in a forensic science lab class.