Earth’s History in Five Elements: Sulfur, Nitrogen, Carbon, Hydrogen, and Oxygen
<p>Earth is a ‘rocky’ planet. Most of its mass comes from elements that are solids. Then come the liquids, then the gases. (for all: at natural temperatures)</p>
<p>Sulfur and carbon exist as solids and gases in nature. Nitrogen, hydrogen, and oxygen are gases. The latter two can combine to form the most abundant liquid: water — which can also be solid or a gaseous vapor. (All gases can get trapped in solids, but that does not make the former constituent elements of the latter.)</p>
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