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ELECTRON diffraction experiments have been carried out on deposits formed by water vapour on a base at low temperatures. The water vapour is produced in a separate injection unit outside the camera. The object of the experiments was to study, in particular, the diamond-type cubic form of ice observed by König1 in deposits formed at low temperatures from the residual vapour in an electron-diffraction camera.
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König, H., Z. Kristal., 105, 279 (1943).
Tschudin, K., Helv. Phys. Acta, 19, 91 (1946).
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LISGARTEN, N., BLACKMAN, M. The Cubic Form of Ice. Nature 178, 39–40 (1956). https://doi.org/10.1038/178039a0
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