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Also known as crystalline solid
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A crystal is a solid material in which atoms are arranged in a highly ordered, repeating pattern throughout the structure. Crystals matter because their atomic organization gives them distinctive properties—such as specific shapes, hardness, and optical qualities—that make them useful in everything from jewelry to electronics and scientific research.
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