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Pressure-induced desalting of NaCl-bearing ice VII: A compositional filter in water-rich planets
Sodium chloride is a major component of extraterrestrial oceans, but it is generally assumed to be excluded from the high-pressure ice mantles of water-rich planets. Here we show that a concentrated NaCl solution, when quenched in an amorphous state before compression, crystallises in a metastable N
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