The deposition angle-dependent density of amorphous solid water films

By Z. Dohnálek, G. Kimmel, P. Ayotte, R. Smith, B. D. Kay. 2003

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OPTICAL CONSTANTS OF AMORPHOUS AND CRYSTALLINE H2O-ICE: 2.5–22 μm (4000–455 cm−1) OPTICAL CONSTANTS OF H2O-ICE (2009, background): “…is the wavelength of the laser (0.6328 μm), nice is the index of refraction of the ice at the laser wavelength (1.32 for crystalline H2O-ice; Hale & Querry (1973), 1.29 for amorphous H2O-ice; Westley et al. (1998); Dohnalek et al. (2003)), and θice is the angle of reflection within the ice sample.”
Optical constants of amorphous and crystalline H2O-ice in the near infrared from 1.1 to 2.6 μm (2008, background): “29 for amorphous H2O-ice (Westley et al., 1998; Dohnalek et al., 2003)], and θice is the angle of reflection within the ice sample.”
Formation of compact solid water after ion irradiation at 15 K (2006, methodology): “In addition temperature-programmed desorption studies have been used to investigate the porosity of water ice (Kimmel et al. 2001a; Dohnálek et al. 2003; Collings et al. 2003).”