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Pure Crystalline Solids

Difference 1: In the first change in our example, all of the trees became identical.

 

 

Difference 2: In the second change in our example, the trees became arranged in a regular array of rows and columns.

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These differences between a mixture and a pure crystalline solid illustrate that a crystalline solid is a solid composed of a unit that repeats continuously and in a regular pattern until the boundary of the solid is reached.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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