Earth's Early Atmosphere (OCR GCSE Chemistry A (Gateway Science Suite)): Flashcards

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Earth's Early Atmosphere
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How long has modern atmosphere been stable?

200 million years

What did Earth's early atmosphere resemble?

Venus or Mars today

Timeframe of Earth's early volcanic activity?

First billion years

What released gases into early atmosphere?

Volcanoes that erupted frequently

Primary gas in Earth's early atmosphere

Carbon dioxide (CO2CO_2)

Oxygen level in early atmosphere

Very little to no oxygen

Gas in early atmosphere: H2OH_2O

Water vapour

Gas in early atmosphere: CH4CH_4

Methane

Gas in early atmosphere: NH3NH_3

Ammonia

How was N2N_2 released into early atmosphere?

By volcanic activity

How long did Earth take to cool?

Millions of years

What formed as water vapour condensed?

Oceans and seas

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