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Orthorhombic ice draws fresh scientific attention
Original: Orthorhombic ice
Orthorhombic ice, a crystalline form of water in which molecules arrange in a lattice with three unequal axes at right angles, is the focus of new coverage in the scientific press. Researchers study such ice phases to understand how water behaves under extreme pressure and temperature, with implications for planetary science and materials physics.
Why now: A scientific publication has highlighted this ice phase, prompting discussion among physics and materials science audiences.
Evidence
- Orthorhombic ice · Nature
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