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Table 1.

Parameters of observed exoplanets (http://exoplanet.eu/) that we used as input parameters in the model and the resulting H,He fraction estimates for standard core-envelope models and for planets formed with polluted envelopes and rain out their silicates afterwards.

Mass Radius Period Age H,He H,He
(M) (R) (day) (Gyr) standard w/ rainout
Kepler-36 c 7.13 3.6 16.2 6.9±0.372 7.8% 6%
Kepler-11 e 7.95 4.1 32 15% 11%
TOI-1136 d 7.95 4.53 12.5 0.7±0.1 13% 6.5%
TOI-1136 f 8.3 3.8 26.3 0.7±0.1 9% 4.5%
TOI-1422 b 8.9 3.88 13 10% 6%
KOI-142 b 9.54 3.37 10.9 7% 4%
K2-314 d 10.2 3.86 35.7 9±0.6 13% 10%
K2-19 c 10.8 4.76 11.9 8+ 20% 14%
Kepler-79 b 10.9 3.4 13.5 6.6% 4.5%
Kepler-30 b 11.4 3.82 29.3 2±0.8 11% 6%

Notes. The selected planets are all the exoplanets with masses 7–12 M, radii above 3.3 R, and estimates for stellar age (marked in green in Fig. 5). Error bars were omitted from all observation values and we calculate each model for a single set of values.

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