While you can grow simple crystals at home—think chocolate or snowflakes—in research ... delicate structures of snowflakes below. The glowing crystal that won first prize of the “Cool Crystal” ...

The first step is picking out a crystal-growing kit. They are cheap and average from $5 and up! I've even seen them at the dollar store.

image: If you have ever seen objects 'glow' under a black light, you're familiar with fluorescence. But have you ever wondered why some materials fluoresce while others don't? Reactions explains ...

“One super awesome thing about growing crystals and participating in the competition? Kids can do this at home or at school,” he adds. Good alum crystals are colorless, transparent and octahedral.

Borax makes it easy for your kids to experiment and grow crystals ... Day and make heart crystals Gather your kids around the table for this fun exploration into science at home.

(Phys.org) —Way too small to see, nanocrystals – tiny crystals that are at least 1,000 ... The discovery could inform new methods for growing supercrystals and how to optimize their properties.

[Chase’s] post titled “How to Grow Sodium Chloride Crystals at Home” might as well be called “Everything You Always Wanted to Know about Salt Crystals (but Were Afraid to Ask).” ...

“Now, more than ever, with so many kids being at home, they need fun, hands-on scientific activities,” says Benedict, associate professor of chemistry, College of Arts and Sciences. “Growing crystals ...

In today's video I want to show you how to grow large crystals from 3 different chemicals: potassium ferrocyanide, copper sulfate, and potassium alum. All you need is to follow instructions from this ...

You don’t have to settle for boring old salt anymore though, because [Chase] has shown us you can grow your own pyramid salt crystals at home! Pyramid salt crystals can grow naturally ...