The internal structure of the two largest jovian planets (from center outward) is a(an) :
A) rocky core with an outer layer of liquid "ices," liquid methane mantle, and a gaseous methane atmosphere.
B) iron-nickel core, rocky mantle, solid crust, and an ocean of liquid "ices."
C) rocky core with an outer layer of liquid "ices," liquid molecular hydrogen layer, and a liquid metallic hydrogen layer.
D) rocky core with an outer layer of liquid "ices," liquid metallic hydrogen layer, and a liquid molecular hydrogen layer.
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