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Glycerone phosphate
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Papilio phorbanta
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Till
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Unfractionated heparin
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OSI Model
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Respiratory chain
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Cosmic microwave background radiation
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Diamond
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Biotin
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Olive tree
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Downwelling
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Ferralitic duricrust
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Capsule
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Unsaturated polyester
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Leukocyte
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Function
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Electromyogram
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Euhedral
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Piezoelectricity
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ISO 14.001
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Active site
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SNAPI
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Pneumatolytic
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Fluorescence microscope
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Plagioclasite
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Homology
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Conduction block
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Tectrix
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Omentum
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Oligodendroglioma
Crystallisation force
Crystallisation force is the ease with which a crystal can develop its crystalline shape during growth. If it develops easily, it is referred to as a strong or euhedral mineral, otherwise it is a weak or anhedral mineral.
Depending on its ability to grow its crystalline shape, a mineral is called euhedral or anhedral. This is the crystallisation force. © DR
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