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Neutrons “break the ice” for exploring fundamental physics in frozen water

January 7, 2020 sarah JonasFeature

Scientists from Xavier University and Oak Ridge National Laboratory used neutrons to explore the atomic structure of ice, which sometimes features mysterious molecular anomalies in its otherwise crystalline structure. Learning more about these ionic defects could help researchers learn more about similar inconsistencies found in other materials.