what's the hardest ice known to man?

>>9055585
id guess the one with the hexagonal structure, ice ix I think

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>>9055585
the top right ones, my mistake

ice 9

>>9055596
Why are there multiple lines?
The one in my highschool textbook had only one.

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>>9055602
lines between ice types?

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METHAMFUCKINGPHETAMINE
IS
THE HARDEST
ICE

BITCH

>>9055585
Diamonds.

Diamond.

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>>9055585
Ain't none of y'all harder than Ice T.

pykrete, which is wood pulp in ice. in WWII the brits wanted to build an aircraft carrier out of the stuff
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Project_Habakkuk

>>9055585
the one where you have some other hardest material latticed with the ice.

>>9055724
Ice Cube is harder for sure

>>9055599
Ice 10 would like a word with you...

>>9055611
>liquid ice
>meme arrows

>>9055837
Aw shit, there really IS an Ice 10? I was just fucking around.

>>9055585
Ice9

>>9055611
Can this be modelled as algebraic varieties?

>>9055585
Ice Ice, Baby.

>>9055611
is there a diagram like this for heavy water?
overlay the 2 diagrams and you might be able to find a point where heavy water freezes very easily and regular water doesn't. Then use a simple centrifuge to separate tiny ice crystals and you got a cheap way of making heavy/light water.