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crystallizes
verb
Third person singular of crystallize
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The word "crystallizes" is correct and usable in written English.
It is most commonly used as a verb to mean "to form, grow, or become solid in a defined shape, structure, or pattern." Example sentence: As temperatures cooled, the water vapor crystallized into snowflakes.
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As the rock crystallizes or recrystallizes under directed pressure, new crystals may grow in some preferred direction, sometimes subparallel to the primary bedding but often at new angles defining new planar structures.
It's a crystallization of a life that, in a crucial way, crystallizes Maysles's own artistic vision as well.
Domeykite crystallizes in the isometric system.
Zincite crystallizes in the hexagonal system.
The element crystallizes in the rhombohedral form.
It crystallizes in transparent plates that melt at 212 °C (414 °F).
Studies of melamine toxicity in humans and pets revealed that, although low-level exposure to the chemical does not usually cause adverse health affects, in high concentrations it crystallizes in the urine, leading to kidney stones and other renal disorders.
Lava cools and crystallizes quickly, so that igneous rocks formed from lava tend to consist of tiny mineral grains.
The sodium chloride crystallizes and precipitates out prior to the time when the other dissolved constituents become concentrated to saturation.
Cobaltite, like its relatives gersdorffite and ullmannite, crystallizes in the isometric system and is closely related to pyrite.
As in smelting, the lead is first melted and again allowed to cool below the freezing point of copper, which crystallizes and, along with any remaining nickel, cobalt, and zinc, is removed by skimming.
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