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Date Posted: 04:46:47 11/04/01 Sun
Author: Mr. Yeo Woei Ter
Subject: Re: Ah yes...
In reply to: tze may 's message, "Ah yes..." on 05:41:24 11/03/01 Sat

Hi Tze May!

Cannot! First of all, did the question mentioned that the temperature in Jupiter is 1000 degree celcius or above?? (Unless such data are provided or you know the temperature in Jupiter very well!)

S2 molecules are produced by the impact because it gives off a lot of energy during the explosion. This energy causes the endothermic reaction mentioned in the question to take place.

Hope you understand.

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