Proton Motions In Ice
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Explains some electrical properties of ice at the molecular level, such as how it acts as a semi-conductor. Shows a model of the normal hexagonal structure of ice crystals and illustrates two types of proton motion in ice crystals which result from thermal agitations. Bjerrum faults and proton jumps.
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