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Crystals are shiny due to their smooth, flat surfaces that reflect light effectively. The arrangement of their internal atoms creates a regular lattice structure, which enhances their ability to reflect and refract light. Additionally, the specific mineral composition and the angle at which light hits the crystal can contribute to its luster, making some crystals appear more brilliant than others. This optical property is what gives many crystals their appealing, shiny appearance.
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Where do you find shiny crystals in Kingdom Hearts?
Shiny Crystals are dropped by Wizards.
Is salt shiny?
Salt crystals may be shiny.
What are the crystals in slate?
The shiny crystals along which slate cleaves are made of mica.
Where to find bright Shiny crystal kingdom hearts?
You can get shiny crystals from wizards later in the game im not so sure about bright crystals, sorry.
Is sucrose shiny or dull?
Pure crystals of sucrose are transpaent.
Explain the movement of particles in shiny black crystals of iodine?
the movement is minimum because the particles in a solid, in this case shiny crystals of iodine, are tightly packed and therefore can not move alot.
What Hard shiny crystals are used in jewelry?
Diamond,hardest on earth.
Hard shiny crystals used in jewelry are called?
Dimonds
Is marble a smooth and contains shiny crystals?
Marble (with the chemical formula CaCO3) is a crystalline material.
Why do intrusive igneous rocks have shiny appearances?
Intrusive igneous rocks, such as granite, have shiny appearances due to the presence of minerals like quartz and feldspar with reflective surfaces. These minerals can form large, interlocking crystals within the rock, which reflect light and give the rock a shiny or sparkly appearance.
What metamorphic rock is made from limestone that is smooth and contains shiny crystals?
Marble. The crystals are ofcalcite (calcium carbonate). It's only smooth when polished, but it takes a high polish.
Is manganese shiny?
Manganese itself is not inherently shiny, as it is a grayish-white metal in its pure form. However, manganese compounds can sometimes exhibit a shiny appearance when they form lustrous crystals or in certain chemical reactions.
