Consider the following events .A. Plant life converts carbon dioxide (CO₂) to oxygen B. Hydrogen and helium are lost for the atmosphere C. Volcanoes, comets, and asteroids increase the inventory of CO₂, H₂O, and NO₂ (among other things) D. Hydrogen and helium are captured from the protoplanetary disk E. Oxygen enables the growth of new life forms F. Life releases CO₂ from the subsurface into the atmosphere

Complete Question

Consider the following events and place in chronological order of the following steps in the formation and evolution of Earth's atmosphere

A. Plant life converts carbon dioxide (CO₂) to oxygen

B. Hydrogen and helium are lost for the atmosphere

C. Volcanoes, comets, and asteroids increase the inventory of CO₂, H₂O, and NO₂ (among other things)

D. Hydrogen and helium are captured from the protoplanetary disk

E. Oxygen enables the growth of new life forms

F. Life releases CO₂ from the subsurface into the atmosphere

The chronological order of the formation and evolution of Earth's atmosphere are;

D. Hydrogen and helium are captured from the protoplanetary disk

B. Hydrogen and helium are lost for the atmosphere

C. Volcanoes, comets, and asteroids increase the inventory of CO₂, H₂O, and NO₂ (among other things).

F. Life releases CO₂ from the subsurface into the atmosphere.

A. Plant life converts carbon dioxide (CO₂) to oxygen.

E. Oxygen enables the growth of new life forms

as resources become scarce because of population growth, the growth decreases after few years due to lack of resources and food.