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crystallization in Bulgarian

crystallization in Bulgarian is кристализация — crystallization means the process by which a substance forms a solid crystal from a solution, melt or vapour.

crystallization in Bulgarian

кристализация
noun
Pronounced: kristalizatsiya
The act or process by which a substance in solidifying assumes the form and structure of a crystal, or becomes crystallized.

What does "crystallization" mean?

  1. noun The process by which a substance forms a solid crystal from a solution, melt or vapour.
    "Crystallization of the sugar began once the syrup cooled."
  2. noun The process by which an idea, plan or feeling becomes more definite and clear.
    "Her plan only reached crystallization after months of thought."
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crystallization in a sentence

  • Crystallization of the sugar began once the syrup cooled.
  • Scientists study crystallization to understand how minerals form.
  • Her plan only reached crystallization after months of thought.
  • The crystallization of public opinion took the government by surprise.

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What is "crystallization" in Bulgarian?
"crystallization" in Bulgarian is кристализация. crystallization means: The process by which a substance forms a solid crystal from a solution, melt or vapour.
How do you pronounce кристализация?
"crystallization" in Bulgarian is кристализация, pronounced "kristalizatsiya".
How do you use "crystallization" in a sentence?
Example: "Crystallization of the sugar began once the syrup cooled." In Bulgarian, "crystallization" is кристализация.
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