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Radial profiles of the passive run. (a): vertically-integrated surface density of total gas, ice, silicate and vapor. The grey line shows the expected vapor surface density from the unperturbed viscous solution (Equation (2)), where fi/g is the ice-to-gas flux ratio. The blue shade denotes the region that contains Mice. (b): the solid/vapor-to-gas ratio in the midplane. The positions of peak solid-to-gas ratio (rpk) and the midplane snowline (rsnow,mid) are highlighted; (c): vertically- integrated radial mass fluxes of ice, vapor, water, H-He and silicate, where water = vap + ice. The dashed lines denote the imposed gas (acc) and ice ( fi/g acc) fluxes, respectively.

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