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Crystal's grow by a process called nucleation.
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Can silver crystal grow in space?
NO
Does crystal grow on wire?
yes
How do candy crystals grow?
there are materials inside of the crystal to help them grow
How long does it take for a quartz crystal to grow one millimeter?
A small quartz crystal can grow about 1mm a week assuming it is in a stable matrix.
What do you call a smaller crystal used to grow a larger crystal?
a nucleus or plural nuclei
What is non living thing that grow?
A crystal
Can a crystal grow in a cold temperature?
how cold?
Do all Crystal's grow in the same way?
no
Does a crystal grow?
Yes, but not in the way that living things grow. Crystals are not composed of cells.
How do you grow a WATER crystal?
actually, water is made up of 2 hydrogen molecules and 1 oxygen molecule. (h2o) therefore, you cannot GROW a water crystal.
What crystal will grow faster salt or sugar?
sugar
Why do salt crystal grow?
with salt and bioling water
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