Bismuth crystals form distinct, geometric "hopper" or stair-step structures. This unique shape happens because the outer edges of the crystal grow much faster than the center as it cools from a molten state.
Additionally, the metal expands as it solidifies, which forces the repeating crystalline steps and funnel-like cavities to form.
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Additionally, the metal expands as it solidifies, which forces the repeating crystalline steps and funnel-like cavities to form.
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