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When the crystal structure of matter begins to collapse into a swarm of freely flowing molecules is moving from the state to the state?
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When the crystal structure of matter begins to collapse into a swarm of freely flowing molecules what is this called?
solid to liquid
When the crystal structure of matter begins to collapse into a swarm of freely flowing molecules the matter is moving from the ( blank) state to the (blank) state?
solid to liquid
When the crystal structure of matter begins to collapse into a swarm of freely flowing molecule the matter is moving from the what state to the what state?
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How do you charge a crystal?
It varies between different crystals (as fast as I know), but feeling emotion (matching the crystal) flowing through you and into the crystal (start off by visualising the emotion as what you think represents it (example: anger as fire, calmness as water) flowing).You can use the moonlight to charge a Quartz crystal.Cleanse with pure flowing water and/or salt water before charging a crystal.
What is the vapours with free flowing atoms ions molecules and electrons?
GASES
What heart structure prevents blood from flowing backward?
heart valves
What structure from the heart and veins keep blood from flowing back?
Valves
Who said all structure is an illusion and reality is like a flowing river?
parmendies
What is the name of a flap-like structure that restricts blood from flowing backward?
a valve
What is flowing slower pure water or Perrier water?
Pure because it has less carbon molecules in it
Does Mars have canyons?
It is thought to have formed by slippage of material along huge faults in the crystal layer.
Why glass is not crystalline?
glass does not have a crystalline structure but it is still a solid. There are a few solids that don't have crystalline structure such as coal, a block of wood and a brick. Solids that do not have a crystalline structure are known as amorphous solids.
