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A Possible Complication of Using the 4.14 μm band to Assess D/H Ratios on Icy Bodies
Determining isotopic ratios on the surfaces of extraterrestrial objects can provide insight into their formation conditions and evolution. Recently, remote-sensing detections of the 4.14 μm HDO absorption band have enabled astronomers to estimate the D/H ratio on several icy objects in the outer sol
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