Metallic hydrogen exists?

Question

A.) In the interior of Jupiter
B.) in the atmosphere of Jupiter
C.) On the surface of Jupiter
D.) Nowhere

Answer 1

It's actually more noted as being heavy water...

The pond underwater beneath mountains.

Answer 2

We've made metallic hydrogen on Earth. Apparently, over ten years ago. (1.)

As to where this would lie on Jupiter, it seems reasonable to conclude it'd be more likely deep in the gas giant's interior.

In Saturn as well - and perhaps Neptune, Uranus too? I don't know. I don't know enough to calculate the pressures available at the various depths on these planets.

But the various properties of metallic hydrogen are still being debated. See (2.)

Answer 3

A.) In the interior of Jupiter

and probably most gas giants planets.

Don't expect anyone or anything attempting to mine it. The pressure required to turn liquid H to solid will crush anything else to shreds.

Answer 4

A.) In the interior of Jupiter

Answer 5

D- It doesn´t exist because to condensate hydrogen to a liquid and then to a solid you would have to havea temperature beneath absolute zero; and that´s not possible as far as I know

By the way Hydrogen cannot be really clasiffied as a metal. sometimes they say it is one because it haves the property of loosing it´s electron more easily than gaining another one, that is electropositive

Answer 6

nowhere. hydrogen is not one of the metallic elements. you would have to come up with a compund for hydrogen with one of the metals. not to say that's impossible; I don't know. but I do know that metallic hydrogen is a no no

Answer 7

E.) Here on earth. Metallica's drummer Lars Ulrich's head has gotten so big it could float away. It's rumored to be filled with Metallica hydrogen.

Answer 8

E.) Nowhere on Jupiter

Answer 9

unknown ( probability and possibility does not equal fact or known )

next time try COULD exist or is thought to exist
this is SCIENCE after all