Clathrate and Ice Stability in a Porous Martian Regolith

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CO2-clathrate becomes stable with respect to combinations of CO2-rich
gas and water ice at depths >=7 m on Mars. However, if the gas in a
porous regolith is in hydraulic contact with the atmosphere, both
clathrate and ice will be unstable.

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