Abstract
Recorded infrared absorption spectra of water, trapped in an argon matrix at temperatures ranging from 9 to 50 K. The observed spectral bands are assigned to water clusters composed of different numbers of molecules. The temperature dependence of the recorded spectra makes it possible to construct a model of the structural transformations that take place in the water during the phase transition from the gaseous to the condensed state.
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