Which of the following best describes the internal layering of Jupiter,from the center outward?
A)core of rock,metal,and hydrogen compounds;thick layer of metallic hydrogen;layer of liquid hydrogen;layer of gaseous hydrogen;cloud layer
B)core of rock and metal;mantle of lower density rock;upper layer of gaseous hydrogen;cloud layer
C)solid rock core;layer of solid metallic hydrogen;layer of pure liquid hydrogen;cloud layer
D)liquid core of hydrogen compounds;liquid hydrogen layer;metallic hydrogen layer;gaseous hydrogen layer;cloud layer

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The internal layering of Jupiter starts with a core of rock, metal, and hydrogen compounds, followed by a thick layer of metallic hydrogen, then a layer of liquid hydrogen, a layer of gaseous hydrogen, and finally the cloud layer. This is the most commonly accepted model for Jupiter's internal structure based on observations and computational models.

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