Ice Xi
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![Ice Xi IINS spectra [71] of Ice XI (a) and of ordinary ice (b) in the ...](https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Alessandro-Erba/publication/224054211/figure/fig1/AS:340728111747103@1458247320647/NS-spectra-71-of-Ice-XI-a-and-of-ordinary-ice-b-in-the-librational-region-The_Q320.jpg)



![Ice Xi Structure of ice in XI phase [4]. Arrows represent direction of dipole ...](https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Takeshi-Shigenari/publication/289453610/figure/fig4/AS:834570500964357@1575988521618/Structure-of-ice-in-XI-phase-4-Arrows-represent-direction-of-dipole-momentof-water.png)
















































































