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Consider a generic Jovian planet with a cloud-top "surface" temperature of 85 K and an escape speed of 35 km/s. Assuming that the planet was not any hotter in the past, calculate if its atmosphere contains significant amounts of:.
A. Hydrogen Gas (H2).
B. Helium Gas (He).

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