The Chemistry of Planetary Atmospheres

Abstract

The chemistry of planetary atmospheres is a multifaceted field encompassing the study of the composition, dynamics, and interactions of gases surrounding celestial bodies within our solar system and beyond. This paper explores the intriguing complexities of planetary atmospheres, delving into the fundamental principles that govern their chemical makeup and behavior. From the greenhouse effect on Earth to the enigmatic clouds of Venus, we examine the unique atmospheres of various celestial bodies and the implications for our understanding of planetary evolution and habitability.