Explore the best conditions for growing the biggest crystals
All you need for taking part in the global experiment - The art of crystallisation.
This experiment is now closed and data cannot be posted to the website. You can however run a class investigation from the available resources.
Instructions for taking part are also available in Arabic, Chinese (simplified), French, Portuguese (Brazil) and Russian.
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The art of crystallisation - a global experiment: instructions
Experiment | PDF, Size 7.3 mbThe art of crystallisation - a global experiment: example worksheet
Handout | PDF, Size 0.2 mbThe art of crystallisation - a global experiment (non-YouTube video)
Video | Video, Size 185.41 mbThe art of crystallisation - a global experiment: example lesson plan
Editable handout | Word, Size 0.37 mbThe art of crystallisation - a global experiment: example lesson plan
Editable handout | PDF, Size 49.05 kbThe art of crystallisation - a global experiment: example class presentation
Presentation | PDF, Size 0.51 mbThe art of crystallisation - a global experiment: example class presentation
Presentation | PowerPoint, Size 24.13 mbInstructions in French
Experiment | PDF, Size 7.27 mbInstructions in Portuguese
Experiment | PDF, Size 7.27 mbInstructions in Arabic
Experiment | PDF, Size 7.4 mbInstructions in Russian
Experiment | Other, Size 7.36 mbInstructions in Chinese
Experiment | PDF, Size 2.27 mb
Additional information
The Royal Society of Chemistry would like to thank Lynne Thomas, Anna Warren and Colin Pulham (from the British Crystallographic Association), Catherine Smith (Teacher, John Cleveland College, Hinckley) and Peter Borrows (CLEAPSS) for their advice and suggestions during the development of this resource.
The Word document is shared under CC-BY-NC-SA 4.0.
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