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High pressure ices are not the end of the story for large icy moons habitability: experimental studies of salts effects on high pressure ices and the implications for icy worlds large hydrosphere structure and chemical evolution

Baptiste Journaux, Evan H. Abramson, Joanna M. Brown, O. Bollengier

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Key concepts: Hydrosphere, Astrobiology, Habitability, Icy moon, High pressure, Extraterrestrial life, Mars Exploration Program, Solar System

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