CuIce
CuIce is a term that refers to copper ions dissolved in ice. This phenomenon can occur in natural ice formations, particularly in environments with high copper concentrations, such as near certain geological deposits or areas affected by industrial pollution. When copper ions are incorporated into the ice lattice, they can impart a distinct color to the ice, often appearing as a blue or greenish hue, depending on the specific chemical state and concentration of the copper.
The presence of CuIce is of scientific interest for several reasons. It can serve as an indicator