The Diversity of Planetary Atmospheric ChemistryLessons and Challenges from Our Solar System and Extrasolar Planets

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Franklin P. Mills
Julianne I. Moses
Peter Gao
Shang-Min Tsai
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[1] Australian National University,Fenner School of Environment & Society
[2] Space Science Institute,McDonald Observatory
[3] University of Texas Austin,undefined
[4] University of California Berkeley,undefined
[5] University of Oxford,undefined
[6] University of Bern,undefined
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Space Science Reviews | 2021年 / 217卷
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Atmospheric chemistry; Chemical modeling; Terrestrial planets; Giant planets; Titan; Exoplanets;
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Atmospheres in our solar system range from oxidizing to reducing, transient to dense, veiled by clouds and hazes to transparent. Observations already suggest that exoplanets exhibit an even more diverse range of atmospheric chemistry and composition. Nevertheless, there are commonalities across the atmospheres of our solar system that provide valuable guidance and lessons for observing and interpreting exoplanetary atmospheres. Lessons gleaned from decades of study of planetary atmospheric chemistry are synthesized and explored to understand their implications for exoplanets.
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