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Abstract: The structure of ice grown in water supercooled to temperatures between ?2C and ?7.5C has been studied and recorded by flash photography. The ice structures formed below ?3C are not co-planar with the basal plants of the ...

Abstract: The effect of a number of impurities on the mechanical strength of ice formed by the accretion of super-cooled water droplets has been investigated experimentally. Significant reduction in the strength can be obtained but ...

Abstract: The crystal structure of annealed samples of dry growth accreted ice grown on cylinders rotating in an icing tunnel has been determined using the techniques of McCappin and Macklin (Part I). The rate of change of the crystal ...

Abstract: The crystal structure of fresh samples of dry growth accreted ice grown on cylinders rotating in an icing tunnel has been determined by two methods: 1) by photographing thin sections between crossed polaroids and 2) by ...

Abstract: Measurements of c- and c?-axis orientation distributions in accreted ice deposits formed in the dry growth regime show peaks which may be related to the growth conditions. Theoretical studies of the factors governing the ...

Abstract: The c-axis orientation distributions of ice formed by the accretion of supercooled droplets have been determined for a wide range of air and deposit temperatures. There are peaks in the distributions which may be related ...

Abstract: Theoretical considerations show that isotopic fractionation can occur during the freezing of supercooled droplets accreted by a hailstone. This is due to evaporation from the liquid during the freezing process with consequent ...