| ice crystal | 5.73 | Stir to break up ice crystals. | ||
| sugar crystal | 0.92 | This prevents coarse sugar crystals from forming. | ||
| protein crystal | 0.59 | Before that, Astronaut Kathy Thornton, initiated experiments on growing protein crystals. | ||
| calcium crystal | 0.46 | This destroys the calcium oxalate crystals in the leaves. | ||
| snow crystal | 0.46 | And just why do no two snow crystals look alike? | ||
| cholesterol crystal | 0.33 | The absence of cholesterol crystals was confirmed with polarised light microscopy. | ||
| oxalate crystal | 0.33 | This destroys the calcium oxalate crystals in the leaves. | ||
| diamond crystal | 0.26 | Most natural diamond crystals are black mixtures of diamond and graphite, and are used as abrasives. | ||
| iodine crystal | 0.26 | A box was filled with jars of iodine crystals, ph strips and bottle stoppers. | ||
| magnetite crystal | 0.26 | Bacterial magnetite crystals also have this property, as it improves the strength of the magnet. | ||
| polymer crystal | 0.26 | The special scarf is filled with polymer crystals that absorb water. |