In crystallization, crystals are formed from liquids by cooling.
How can crystals be formed from a gas by cooling?
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Sign up to join this communityIn crystallization, crystals are formed from liquids by cooling.
How can crystals be formed from a gas by cooling?
It's called deposition or desublimation. It's for example how snow is created in clouds or how frost forms on leaf. When leaf is very cold, then vapour surrounding leaf looses so much energy that it changes into solid state.