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What conditions are necessary to support a vitriolic chlorine planet?

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I need a planet that is a combination of chlorine world and vitriolic world. The planet is extremely hot and under high pressure, covered in oceans of pure sulfuric acid and a chlorine/fluorine atmosphere replenished by silicon-based autotrophs.

What are the optimal conditions for such a planet to form and remain stable? Surface temperature, atmospheric pressure, and so forth.

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