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Table A.1

Volatile trapping experimental results

Molecule FH2O$\[F_{\mathrm{H}_2 \mathrm{O}}\]$(X) Thickness (ML) H2O:X Reference
CO [0.41 − 0.64] 1000 [21 − 125] (Kipfer et al. 2024a)
CO 0.23 1000 6 Gudipati et al. (2023), Rubin et al. (2023)
CO [0.27 − 0.61] [14 − 69] [3 − 10] Simon et al. (2023)
CO [0.36 − 0.61] [309 − 1396] [6.7–11.5] Martín-Doménech et al. (2014)a
CO [0.04 − 0.96] [14 − 30] [1–20] Fayolle et al. (2011)
CO 0.21 105 20 Collings et al. (2004)a
CO 0.07 ≥1000 4.3 Kouchi & Yamamoto (1995), Rubin et al. (2023)

CO2 0.55 1000 3 Gudipati et al. (2023), Rubin et al. (2023)
CO2 [0.76 − 0.94] [750 − 1396] [5 − 10] Martín-Doménech et al. (2014)a
CO2 [0.32 − 0.92] [14 − 30] [3 − 20] Fayolle et al. (2011)
CO2 0.34 105 20 Collings et al. (2004)a
CO2 0.20 ≥1000 6.5 Kouchi & Yamamoto (1995), Rubin et al. (2023)
Molecule FCO2$\[F_{\mathrm{CO}_2}\]$(CO) Thickness (ML) CO2:CO Reference
CO [0.11–0.34] 1000 [2 − 28] Kipfer et al. (2024a)
CO 0.07 ≥1000 0.67 Gudipati et al. (2023), Rubin et al. (2023)
CO [0.33 − 0.67] [13 − 72] [3 − 13] Simon et al. (2023)
CO [0.14 − 0.60] [6 − 53] [1 − 9] Simon et al. (2019)
CO 0.17 1000 2 Kouchi & Yamamoto (1995), Rubin et al. (2023)

Notes. FH2O$\[F_{\mathrm{H}_2 \mathrm{O}}\]$(x) indicates the fraction of CO or CO2 trapped in water. FCO2$\[F_{\mathrm{CO}_2}\]$(CO) indicates the fraction of CO trapped in CO2. The thickness is indicated in monolayers (ML), where 1 ML = 1015 molecules cm−2. aTrapping fractions determined in this work.

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