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Geometric albedo model results, produced by sampling over the input parameter prior distributions (see Table 3) and assuming chemical equilibrium. The wavelength-dependent albedos were then bandpass-integrated to produce the expected albedos in the TESS (orange) and CKC (blue) band. Not shown are the albedos as a function of T*, Tplanet and pressure, as these show no discernible correlation. We find that the metallicity (log [M/H]) has the largest impact on the geometric albedo and that, from this, the water abundance produces slightly tighter constraints on Ag than sodium. We also see very distinct differences between the CHEOPS and TESS bandpasses.

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