Chemistry: Crystals

This book has crystals as well as other fun science challenges.

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• How Crystals Form

  What You Need to Know: A crystal is a solid in which the particles are packed in an ordered, repeated pattern. Precipitation is the process ...

• Types of Crystals

  CRYSTALS are solids with particles arranged in a regular, repeating pattern with flat surfaces. Most solids are CRYSTALLINE SOLIDS, which are solids made of crystals. ...

• Science Fair Project: Alum Crystals

  Kids love growing crystals. The crystal shown in the photo appears to have been grown on a colored yarn string. It is interesting that the ...

• Crystals

  Crystals are solids with particles arranged in a regular, repeating pattern with flat surfaces. Most solids are crystalline solids. The crystal diagram shown is of ...

• What is Table Sugar?

  Table sugar is commonly used to sweeten food. There are different kinds of sugars, including glucose, fructose, and sucrose. Glucose is commonly called blood sugar; ...

• Soap Bubbles

  Question: Why doesn't water form bubbles? Answer: Cohesion is the force between molecules that are alike, such as between water molecules. The cohesion between water ...

• Crystalline Solids

  Crystalline solids are solids made of crystals. Crystals are solids with flat surfaces. Crystals are made of chemicals arranged in a regular, repeating pattern. Crystals ...

• Alum Crystals

  Following is a science process with the purpose of growing a large crystal of alum. A recipe (procedure) is given. Following this crystal growing process, ...

• Crystal Project: Hypothesis

  A hypothesis is your best prediction about the answer to your science fair project question. The science fair project question is: How does the type ...

• Chameleon Chemicals

  Have you ever seen a mood ring that seemingly changes colors in response to your mood? Or, maybe you have seen T-shirts, toys, and even ...