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Correlations between the Carbon-to-Oxygen Ratio and the Orbital and Physical Properties of Exoplanets
Studies suggest that protoplanetary disks around stars with high carbon-to-oxygen (C/O) ratios can produce terrestrial planets with carbon-dominated compositions instead of silicon-dominated ones. While previous work studied the evolution of these disks and the planets that form within them, none an
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