Which of the following materials present in the solar system had the highest condensation temperatures?
A) metals
B) rocks
C) hydrogen and helium gases
D) hydrogen compounds like water, methane, and ammonia

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Metals have the highest condensation temperatures of all materials present in the solar system. This means that they are the first to solidify and condense out of the gas and dust present in the early solar system, forming the cores of planets and other rocky bodies. Rocks and hydrogen compounds like water, methane, and ammonia have lower condensation temperatures, while hydrogen and helium gases have the lowest condensation temperatures and remain as gas in most solar system environments.

Which of the Following Materials Present in the Solar System