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Transmission spectrum of a cloudy hot Jupiter (black line). The gray line shows the transmission spectrum of a clear atmosphere, leaving the gas components unchanged. Kzz is varied to show how cloud formation changes the atmospheric transmission spectrum. The horizontal lines and arrows indicate molecular features. At long wavelengths the Kzz = 104 cm2 s−1 run curves are indistinguishable from the “clear” curve.

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