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ice

Solid formed by water when it freezes. It is colourless and its crystals are hexagonal. The water molecules are held together by hydrogen bonds.

The freezing point of water at 1.013 bar, used as a standard for measuring temperature, is 0° for the Celsius and Réaumur scales and 32° for the Fahrenheit scale. Ice expands in the act of freezing (hence burst pipes), becoming less dense than water (0.9175 at 5°C/41°F). There are at least six different modifications of ice, some of which can only exist at very high pressures. These forms are identified by Roman numerals, thus the ‘ordinary’ ice formed at atmospheric pressure is technically known as ice I.

ice

Form of methamphetamine that is smoked for its stimulating effect; its use has been illegal in the USA since 1989. Its use may be followed by a period of depression and psychosis.

ICE

Protocol developed in 1998 for the transfer of data to partnering Web sites. Applications based on ICE allow companies to construct syndicated publishing networks, Web superstores, and online reseller channels.

Companies that have working examples and implementations of ICE include Vignette, Kinecta, Microsoft, Xenosys, Macromedia, Intershop, Quark, and ArcadiaOne.
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