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How large can a mineral crystal grow?
As much space it is given
When a crystal grows in unrestricted space how wdoes growth occur?
In unrestricted space, a crystal can grow without any obstacles limiting its expansion in all directions. As the crystal structure forms, atoms or molecules attach to the surface of the crystal in a repeating pattern, gradually building up its structure and size. This process continues until there is no more material available for the crystal to grow.
What happens when crystals run out of space?
When a crystal runs out of space to grow, its growth will stop. This could result in a crystal with a larger than usual surface area or an irregular shape. In extreme cases, it may lead to the crystal fracturing or breaking.
How do crystal grow?
Crystal's grow by a process called nucleation.
What is the crystal structure for silver?
There is no crystal structure.
What is the crystal structure of silver (Ag)?
The crystal structure of silver (Ag) is face-centered cubic (FCC).
How does forming in a restrictef space affect the structure of a crystal?
Indeed, not all crystals are perfect. Often a process called twinning occurs. On the walls of a cavity, there may be several nucleation centres, points of first formation of a crystal. As these crystals grow they will interfere in each other's space.
What is the lattice parameter of silver's crystal?
The lattice parameter of silver's crystal structure is approximately 4.09 angstroms (0.409 nanometers).
Who is silver on Pokemon?
Silver is the rival in the games Gold, Silver, Crystal, HeartGold and SoulSilver.
Can you trade from crystal to gold?
You can trade all between Gold, Silver & Crystal.
If the new Pokemon games heart gold and soul silver are remakes of gold and silver what would the remake of crystal be called?
HeartGold and SoulSilver are the remakes of Gold, Silver and Crystal.
How come their remaking Pokemon Silver and gold on ds but not crystal?
cuz they think Pokemon silver and gold are better than Pokemon crystal.
