how do monoammonium phosphate crystals grow?

Answer 1

Like all crystals grow, one atom at a time. Each atom is deposit in the crystal lattice structure, and the solution is slowly excluded from it.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

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how do monoammonium phosphate crystals grow?

Answer 4

First you must dissolve the monoammonium phosphate in a solvent. Crystals form when a molecule of monoammonium phosphate finds a nucleation site (aka a piece of dust floating around or a bump on the wall of the beaker) and sticks to it. Then more and more molecules stick to that molecule and they line up in a uniform pattern. This is how a crystal forms. You can help the crystal form by scratching the beaker with a stirring rod to create nucleation sites or allowing the solvent to slowly evaporate, making the solution super saturated with monoammonium phosphate.

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