Is there H2O stacking disordered ice I in the Solar System?
Authors:
- Christoph G. SalzmannCSChristoph G. Salzmann
- Benjamin J. MurrayBMBenjamin J. Murray
- Mark G. Fox-PowellMFMark G. Fox-Powell
- Rachael E. HampRHRachael E. Hamp
- Alexander Rosu-FinsenARAlexander Rosu-Finsen
- Helen FraserHFHelen Fraser
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