The phrase "crystallized of" is not a correct part of a sentence.
It is possible that you are referring to the phrase "crystallized from," which is used to describe the process of transforming a liquid into a solid form through cooling or evaporation. Example: The sugar crystals were formed when the syrup was crystallized from the boiling water.
The years between 1900 and 1940 represent the height of the tension between building anew and protecting the past, and that was also when the myth crystallized of New York as a place of constant construction.
But as details crystallized of the package's main component — a promise by the European Union's member states to back 440 billion euros, or $560 billion, in new loans to bail out European economies — the wisdom of solving a debt crisis by taking on more debt was challenged by some analysts.
Results suggested that the TiO2 films were well crystallized of the anatase phase without subsequent annealing.
It took the passing of time, the input of a few good advisers, and, above all, some concentrated thinking on my part, for the idea to crystallize of what exactly to do with the precious cards.
The residual syrup (264 mg) crystallized on addition of diethyl ether to give 6.
Molasses, also called Treacle, syrup remaining after sugar is crystallized out of cane or beet juice.
To date, three different types of microvesicles seem to crystallize out of a plethora of names (Table 1): ectosomes, exosomes and apoptotic blebs.
As creatine is less soluble than phosphocreatine, the creatine crystallizes out of solution during dehydration of the tissue sections.
The beginning of classes crystallized one of the great divides: Israelis' perceived security needs, versus Palestinians' perceived humiliations.
The face of the club is composed of a highly crystallized form of calcium phosphate, the same mineral found in bones.
Peter: The derby is weird because it crystallized all of these parts of America.
