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A soluble salt turns into the crystalline form, usually with its water of crystallisation

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During crystallization, a solution or melt transforms from a disordered state to a highly ordered state, forming a solid crystalline material. As the temperature decreases, the atoms or molecules within the solution or melt start to arrange themselves into a repeating, three-dimensional pattern characteristic of the specific crystal structure. This process is driven by the release of energy as the particles pack together more tightly in the solid crystal lattice.

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