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- 01-01-1997
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Crystals form in nature but can also be grown in laboratory conditions and are used in technological devices. In this lesson, students learn how atoms organize themselves in solid crystals. As a demonstration, the teacher can model how crystals change with changing temperatures.
Crystals form in nature but can also be grown in laboratory conditions and are used in technological devices. In this lesson, students learn how atoms organize themselves in solid crystals. As a demonstration, the teacher can model how crystals change with changing temperatures.
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- 01-01-1997
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Chemistry
LESSON PLAN
Fifth grade, Sixth grade, Seventh grade, Eighth grade
Crystallization Model
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