Reflectivity spectrum of single crystal of hexagonal ice is measured at 80 K in the energy range between 6 and 28 eV. Spectra of absorption coefficient, dielectric constants and effective number of optical electrons are determined. Reflectivity spectrum of amorphous ice is measured for a comparison. Electronic states responsible for the structures found in the spectrum of hexagonal ice are discussed.
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