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1) American young adult novel 2) Analyze this star 3) Billy of Monsters, Inc 4) Cirque du Soleil touring show 5) City in the United States 6) City of the United States 7) City in Minnesota 8) City of the US 9) City of the USA 10) City in the USA 11) City of Minnesota 12) City of North America 13) City of the Americas
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1) Crystallite 2) Cutglass 3) Flake 4) Gem 5) Gemstone 6) Glass 7) Glassware 8) Ice 9) Lapidary 10) Lechatelierite 11) Poudrin 12) Quartz 13) Snowflake 14) Twins 15) Xtal
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A sample of a crystalline solid that has a regular shape bound by plane surfaces (facets) that intersect at characteristic angles. The shape results from the arrangement of the substances atoms, ions, or molecules. Most crystals contain defects that can strongly affect their optical and electrical properties.
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a solid possessing an orderly and defining arrangement of atomic structure, influencing its physical form and optical properties
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• (n.) A species of glass, more perfect in its composition and manufacture than common glass, and often cut into ornamental forms. See Flint glass. • (n.) The regular form which a substance tends to assume in solidifying, through the inherent power of cohesive attraction. It is bounded by plane surfaces, symmetrically arranged, and each s...
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A discrete solid where the atoms,ions or molecules are arranged in an ordered 3-dimensional structure. The regular structures have the ability to bend or diffract beams of X-rays, and this aspect of crystallography is an extremely helpful tool in struct
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A large number of objects that are all the same size and shape and are attracted to one another will tend to form repeating three-dimensional structures, instead of lying about randomly. A more complicated crystal will be formed if more than one kind of object is present. You are probably most familiar with crystals of simple covalent solids (like ...
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A rather modern term for the transparent cover over the dial of a watch (usually called simply ‘glass` until the late 19th century).  Plastic ‘crystals` began to appear soon after 1900 and are now often found as replacements on older watches. True rock crystal was sometimes used in very early watch
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(kris´tәl) a homogeneous angular solid of definite form, with systematically arranged elemental units. adj., crys´talline., adj.
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A component used to determine the operating frequency of a Radio Transmitter or Receiver The frequency or Channel of R/Cequipment can be changed by plugging in the appropriate crystals
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A mineral in which the systematic internal arrangement of atoms is outwardly reflected as a latticework of repeated three-dimensional units that form a geometric solid with a surface consisting of symmetrical planes. (see mineral properties)
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A mineral in which the systematic internal arrangement of atoms is outwardly reflected as a latticework of repeated three-dimensional units that form a geometric solid with a surface consisting of symmetrical planes.
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A discrete solid where the atoms,ions or molecules are arranged in an ordered 3-dimensional structure. The regular structures have the ability to 'bend' or diffract beams of X-rays, and this aspect of crystallography is an extremely helpful tool in structure determination.
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1 Natural crystalline quartz also known as rock crystal, which is usually colourless and transparent. Carved crystal was highly prized during the renaissance period. In the 19th and 20th centuries it was used for cameos and seals and was also polished or faceted for jewellery. 2 Heavy, colourless, transparent lead glass made in imitation of hardsto …...
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Crys'tal (krĭs't
a l)
noun [ Middle English
cristal , F.
cristal , Latin
crystallum crystal, ice, from Greek
kry`stallos , from
kry`os icy cold, frost; confer Anglo-Saxon
crystalla , from Latin
crystallum ; probably akin to E.
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Crys'tal adjective Consisting of, or like, crystal; clear; transparent; lucid; pellucid; crystalline. « Through
crystal walls each little mote will peep.
Shak. » « By
crystal streams that murmur through the meads.
Dryden. » « The
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a regular ordering of atoms, molecules, or ions
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(1) A physically homogeneous solid in which the atoms. ions or molecules are arranged in a three-dimensional repetitive pattern. (2) A coherent piece of matter, all parts of which have the same anisotropic arrangement of atom; in metals, usually synonymous with grain and crystallite.
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A material in which the atoms are arranged in a definite geometric pattern. These arrangements have a direct effect on the physical properties of the material. These arrangements commonly take the form of cubes, rectangular solids, hexagonal solids.....etc. Most crystals contain defects that can strongly affect their optical and electrical properti...
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A crystalline piece of a semiconductor used in a wireless set on account of its properties of electrical conduction. Materials used include germanium, silicon, or galena.
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watch crystal noun a protective cover that protects the face of a watch
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A crystalline substance which allows electric current t to pass in only one direction.
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a mineral solid with a regular atonic structure, often having a regular shape and splitting along flat, shiny surfaces.
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A physically homogeneous solid in which the atoms, ions, or molecules are arranged in a three-dimensional repetitive pattern.
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