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Hypothetically, if ice moons like Enceladus and/or Europa were moved an optimal orbit close enough to the sun to promote liquid water, would they be ocean moons, or would some other factor cause the water to evaporate etc.?
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Their gravity would be too insignificant to hold on to a thick atmosphere, so any liquid water on the surface would boil extremely easily and be lost just like any other atmospheric particles.  The moons would also no longer be protected from the solar wind by Jupiter's magnetic field and would no longer be able to generate their own because of the loss of tidal forces, and that would contribute to atmospheric loss.