What is the difference between a crystal and a precipitate?

Answer 1

In simple terms:

A precipitate is the solid substance that comes out of a solution.

A crystal is (according to the American Heritage dictionary) is 'A homogenous solid formed by a repeating, 3-dimensional pattern of atoms, ions, or molecules and having fixed distances between constituent parts'

In Addition:

A precipitate is a general incursion of water molecules. Around zero degrees Fahrenheit the solvent becomes reactive and combines the super emollient structure to a nitrous gas. The ferrous gas combines to nitrogen oxide in an electro-ferrous particle called a thermion. Thermions contain aqualine in the third dynamic state and contribute to high condensates to form natural compounds of acetate in hyaline structure. Hyaline is an orthogonal gas who's precipitate combines to form sulphuric acid. In the presence of nitrogen gas, sulphuric compounds release a fluorescent carbon molecule. The fluorescent carbon molecule then compresses through atmospheric pressure and becomes a salt. The salt becomes a condensate of the acid base reduction in a hydroxyl group. A hydrolysed pigment with the ligand structure L-Phosphatase Polymerase is a polychloride in fifth synthesis containing the structure of a crystal commonly termed saltpeter.

Answer 2

A crystal is a solid material whose atoms or molecules are arranged in a repeating pattern, giving it a distinct shape and structure. A precipitate, on the other hand, is a solid that forms from a solution during a chemical reaction. While both crystals and precipitates are solids, crystals have a well-defined structure, whereas precipitates may not have a consistent shape or composition.

Answer 3

they are not different,crystals are soilds

hes lying cuz im a nerd i know everything i know that cristals are ice

Answer 4

theyre are different because of shape color size