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an introductory survey-The regular surface geometry and the shiny and often colorful appearance have made crystals from the mineral kingdom fascinating objects for everybody. Natural crystals have often been formed at relatively low temperatures by crystallization from solutions, sometimes in the course of hundreds and thousands of years. Some natural crystals:
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