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Ch 11 Jupiter Part 3

Vocabulary

TermDefinition
Differentiation formation of distinct compositional layers in an object based on material density
Io most volcanically active object in the solar system
Sulfur white/yellow chemical element when solid, but can also be orange, red, or black when heated
Volcanism eruption of molten material onto the surface of a solid-surface planet or moon
Tidal Force variation in one body's gravitational force from place to place across another body
Tidal Friction strain/heating in a body undergoing variations in gravitational attraction as it orbits
Volcanic Plume mixture of volcanic particles and gases produced by eruptions
Plasma Torus ringed-shaped cloud of superheated gas around a planet where the atoms are ionized
Ionization when an atom or molecule has lost one or more of its electrons
Europa has an ocean covered by bright, cracked ice
Subsurface Ocean liquid water under ice
Ganymede largest moon in the solar system
Callisto very old surface littered with impact craters
Radiation Darkening solar energy slowly causes a dark hydrocarbon layer to build up on an icy surface
Planetary Ring System material organized into thin, flat rings encircling a giant planet's equator
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