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? CONTENTS I. ABSTRACT II. INTRODUCTION/LITERATURE RESEARCH 1. PROBLEM 2. HYPOTHESIS III. PROCEDURE/MATERIALS LIST IV. RESULTS V. CONCLUSIONS IV. BIBLIOGRAPHY ABSTRACT The characteristics of crystals have always fascinated man. Man has always been interested in the appearance of them and some of the ....

Part 2 of Essay
.... and if some of these conditions are not present or are not perfect, then the formation of the crystal will be disturbed. One may ask him/herself, how is the formation disturbed if only one of the condition would happen to be modified? Most crystals are formed under water or under liquids with similar characters to water; and tend to form under liquids or solutions containing a maximum amount of solute. If the liquid absorbs additional solute, then the solution is supersaturated. If a tiny crystal, called a s ....