Sentence examples for solid crystal from inspiring English sources

The effects of convection induced both by diffusion and by the density difference between the solid crystal and the adjacent liquid upon the rate of crystallization are examined in the absence of body forces.

Any solid crystal, such as ordinary table salt (sodium chloride), consists of atoms bound into a specific repeating three-dimensional spatial pattern called a lattice.

The first solid-state device was the "cat's whisker" (1906), in which a fine wire was moved across a solid crystal to detect a radio signal.

"Gorget" consists of two sets of nine potato-size, smoothed-over female heads that look like archaeological treasures; one set is of solid crystal, the other, of chrome-plated bronze, looks as though it were made of mercury.

In a regular ice cube, water molecules line up precisely and form a solid crystal.

FTIR spectra of 1 and 2 in solid crystal powder were also measured.

Interactions between these processes make designing crystallizers challenging, as the solid crystals within the bed exhibit some degree of mixing.

Whenever a substance is dissolved in water, its molecules get in the way of the water molecules bonding with one another into solid crystals, and the water has to get colder before it starts to crystallize.

With some proteins, that can also be done by X-ray crystallography, but this technique requires firing X-rays at solid crystals of the substance.

When we remove enough heat from water that its molecules stop moving from one point to another and just jiggle in place, they begin to bond to one another and form solid crystals of ice.

Just as the crystalline structure of a typical semiconductor blocks electrons at some energy levels and allows others to move freely, they realized, fiber cladding with highly regular air pockets would behave like solid crystals and reflect specific wavelengths of light back into the core.