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I am doing a science project growing crystals. I want to find out the similarities between artifically created crystals and those occurring naturally in nature. I will grow artifical crystals, (evaporation method), using table salt, iodized salt, kosher salt and sodium-alum and I want to compare those crystals to Halite. I will grow Magnesium Sulfate and want to compare those crystals to gypsum. If I use a part of the solution that I'm growing my crystals in and examine them under the microscope, how can I examine the Halite and Magnesium Sulfate crystals structurally and chart data? I really would appreciate any advice you can give me. Sincerely Christina
Re: How can I examine Halite and Gypsum structurally?
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