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Crystal development and growth. (See page(s) 127)
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| crystal lattice |
An infinite regular periodic set of points in space on which the atoms, molecules, or ions of an ideal crystal are imagined to be located. No real crystal is exactly congruent with its crystal lattice.
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| crystal |
A more or less regular periodic array of atoms, molecules, or ions, usually forming a solid. In everyday parlance crystal is used in a bewildering variety of ways, sometimes contradictory. Fine glassware is called crystal, although glass, an amorphous solid, is the antithesis of a crystal. A solid with facets exhibiting external symmetry may be called a crystal, although a solid without such facets may still be a crystal. ...
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| crystallization |
The process of formation of a crystal (an ordered state) from a disordered (gas) or partially ordered (liquid) state. Examples are the freezing of liquid water, the deposition of water vapor (frost), and crystal formation in supersaturated solutions.
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It is the structure of polymer where the molecules are arranged in a very regular repeating lattice structure.
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| crys | having both internal structure and external form of a crystal |
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| crys | having become fixed and definite in form |
| crys | fruit cooked in sugar syrup and encrusted with a sugar crystals |
| crys | strips of ginger root cooked in sugar syrup and coated with sugar |
| crys | the formation of crystals |
| crys | the branch of science that studies the formation and structure of crystals |