π / (2√3)

THESIS The hexagon is nature's packing, and its colour here is a computed blue. LITOrdinary ice is hexagonal ice Ih, less dense than water (0.917 vs 1.000 g/cm³), which is why ice floats; thick ice looks blue because water absorbs red weakly through O–H overtones. Hexagonal boron nitride, "white graphite", is colourless; the blue here is a chosen spectral blue. COMPUTEDThe hexagonal circle packing density is π/(2√3) = 0.9069, proven densest in 2D (Thue; Fejes Tóth). Hexagon Blue is a 470 nm line plus 30% white, through CIE. Tap to grow the honeycomb. Partner: Boronic Green. Cross-link the lattice runs.

MNEMONIC "Six around one: ninety point seven percent."

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