The exospheres of the Moon and Mercury differ from the atmospheres of Venus, Earth and Mars in that

a. they are made of a very thin layer of carbon dioxide.
b. they are made of a thick layer of water vapor.
c. they extend much farther from the rocky surface.
d. they are made of a thin layer of light atoms such as helium, sodium, and argon.


d. they are made of a thin layer of light atoms such as helium, sodium, and argon.

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