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crystallization

Formation of crystals from a liquid, gas, or solution.



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Myerson suspects that the electric field generated by the light influences how the glycine molecules arrange themselves as they aggregate into small clusters early in the crystallization process.
Tricky business: the crystal form of a drug can be the secret to its ... by Goho, Alexandra / Science News
The use of other constitutional units that interfere with the crystallization process in the hard segments or improve the compatibility of the hard and soft segments (prevent phase separation) is a further means of creating transparent materials (chemical approach).
Aliphatic TPUs for light-stable applications by Kaufhold, Wolfgang / Rubber World
Nucleators and clarifiers (a subclass of nucleators) essentially jumpstart the crystallization process as the resin cools.
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