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Table 2

Condensation temperatures and volume mixing ratios of the chemical species.

Species (Y) Tcond (K) vY, no C vY, with C
CO 20 0.45 × C/H 0.45 × C/H
N2 20 0.9 × N/H see vY, no C
CH4 30 0.45 × C/H 0.25 × C/H
CO2 70 0.1 × C/H 0.1 × C/H
NH3 90 0.1 × N/H see vY, no C
H2S 150 0.1 × S/H see vY, no C
H2O 150 O/H - (3 × MgSiO3/H + 4 × Mg2SiO4/H + CO/H
+ 2 × CO2/H + 3 × Fe2O3/H + 4 × Fe3O4/H + VO/H
+ TiO/H + 3 × Al2O3 + 8 × NaAlSi3O8 + 8 × KAlSi3O8) see vY, no C
Fe3O4 371 (1/6) × (Fe/H - 0.9 × S/H) see vY, no C
C (carbon grains) 631 0 0.2 × C/H
FeS 704 0.9 × S/H see vY, no C
NaAlSi3O8 958 Na/H see vY, no C
KAlSi3O8 1006 K/H see vY, no C
Mg2SiO4 1354 Mg/H - (Si/H - 3 × K/H - 3 × Na/H) see vY, no C
Fe2O3 1357 0.25 × (Fe/H - 0.9 × S/H) see vY, no C
VO 1423 V/H see vY, no C
MgSiO3 1500 Mg/H - 2 × (Mg/H - (Si/H - 3 × K/H - 3 × Na/H)) see vY, no C
Al2O3 1653 0.5×(Al/H - (K/H + Na/H)) see vY, no C
TiO 2000 Ti/H see vY, no C

Notes. Condensation temperatures for molecules are taken from Lodders (2003). For Fe2 O3 the condensation temperature for pure iron is adopted (Lodders 2003). Volume mixing ratios vY (i.e., by number) are adopted for the species as a function of disk elemental abundances (see, e.g., Madhusudhan et al. 2014). We expand hereon the different mixing ratios from Bitsch & Battistini (2020). Results in this work apply the model without pure carbon grains. A comparison with a model that includes carbon grains can be found in Appendix D.

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