[Science with Screens] has a different kind of crystal in mind: copper crystals. You can see the result in the video below. To grow pure metal crystals, he used copper wire and copper sulfate.

The formation of tin crystals from the tin(II) chloride solution is an example ... Reduction takes place at the cathode, where half of the tin(II) chloride gains two electrons to become tin metal.

Yonsei University researchers have provided new experimental evidence for electronic rotons and their connection to Wigner crystallization in a two-dimensional system. Using angle-resolved ...