Hydrogen-carbon doubly superionic conduits of carbonic acids in planetary ices.

exhibits strong anisotropic behaviors that may contribute to the nonaxisymmetric magnetic fields of ice giants. These findings further suggest that carbonic acid ices could sustain hydrogen-carbon transport, potentially enhancing convective volatile cycling in giant planet interiors.

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2026-05-08
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https://doi.org/10.1126/sciadv.aeb9271
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Astrophysics and Star Formation Studies
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Hydrogen-carbon doubly superionic conduits of carbonic acids in planetary ices.

Huiyang Gou, Qingyang Hu, Jun Deng
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Hydrogen-carbon doubly superionic conduits of carbonic acids in planetary ices.

Huiyang Gou, Qingyang Hu, Jun Deng
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exhibits strong anisotropic behaviors that may contribute to the nonaxisymmetric magnetic fields of ice giants. These findings further suggest that carbonic acid ices could sustain hydrogen-carbon transport, potentially enhancing convective volatile cycling in giant planet interiors.

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Hydrogen-carbon doubly superionic conduits of carbonic acids in planetary ices. — Huiyang Gou, Qingyang Hu, et al. · PubMed (2026) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS