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Table 2

Inner structure of the planets for maximum, minimum and mean bulk densities.

Planet Density ϕFe ϕr ϕhpp ϕI Rfe [km] Rr [km] Rhpp [km] RI [km]
0.006 0.994 1204 6696
b 0.121 0.221 0.644 0.014 3418 4839 6887 6919
0.201 0.777 0.021 4185 7090 7142

0.960 0.040 6418 6505
c 0.377 0.623 4862 6728
0.799 0.191 0.011 6449 6925 6951

0.212 0.788 2820 4727
d 0.721 0.256 0.023 4410 4880 4918
0.173 0.783 0.044 2846 5034 5110

0.215 0.785 3353 5600
e 0.115 0.848 0.038 2841 5774 5849
0.007 0.947 0.046 1158 6003 6097

0.352 0.627 0.021 4529 6371 6416
f 0.122 0.850 0.029 3299 6593 6658
0.005 0.959 0.036 1209 6816 6900

0.354 0.628 0.018 4893 6877 6919
g 0.240 0.740 0.020 4463 7132 7180
0.145 0.833 0.022 3908 7386 7441

0.930 0.031 0.039 4154 4200 4256
h 0.012 0.907 0.081 1031 4429 4555

Notes. The table lists: volume fraction (ϕ) and radius (R) of the top ofiron, rock, high-pressure ice polymorphs, and ice I/water layers in each of the seven TRAPPIST-1 exoplanets. Maximum mass and minimum radius (as indicated in Table 1) were assumed for the calculations indicated by , and similarly, minimum mass and maximum radius were assumed for the cases. (*) For these models, ρr = 3300 kg m−3 (see Sect. 2.2).

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