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The effect of the atmospheric C/O ratio on interiors of hot Jupiters
The atmosphere is the outer boundary of a gas giant exoplanet's interior. Therefore, compositional changes in the atmosphere can affect interior inferences. Typically, only metallicity is considered in atmospheric boundary conditions, while other elemental ratios, in particular the C/O ratio, are as
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