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How much gas can my planet retain in its atmosphere, based on its mass?

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My planet Jasmi is 0.602 MEarth and, according to the wonderful u/shagomir's Planet Calculator Pro spreadsheet, I need to retain enough gas for just over 5 atm of pressure at sea level for a suitable greenhouse effect for habitability.

My atmospheric composition and pressure are as follows:

5.16 atm

74.4% H2O

19.83% N2

3.20% O2

1.38% CH4

0.83% Ne

0.11% Ar

0.11% CO2

0.09% Kr

0.04% He

Is this even possible with a planet as small as mine? My radius is .870 REarth so my gravity is about 0.8 g.

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