Compounds are classified as high-pressure ices based on specific crystal structures and hydrogen bonding networks.
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Compounds such as water ice form diverse high-pressure crystalline phases whose classifications and transitions are dictated by their underlying crystal structures and hydrogen bonding networks.
Evidence for · 3
High pressure phase transitions and hydrogen-bond symmetry in ice polymorphs
1984 · cited by 94
Paper [0] discusses how high-pressure ice polymorphs undergo phase transitions driven by proton ordering and hydrogen-bond symmetrization.
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DMC-ICE13: Ambient and high pressure polymorphs of ice from diffusion Monte Carlo and density functional theory.
2022 · cited by 28
Paper [1] notes that the structural diversity of high-pressure ice polymorphs arises from hydrogen bonding and dispersion forces.
Assessing Order in Liquid, Supercooled, and Crystalline Water.
2026 · cited by 0
Paper [11] explains that different crystalline ice polymorphs possess unique degrees of order and hydrogen-bonding network distributions.