Crystallization Temperature

Crystallization temperature is the temperature at which a liquid begins to form solid crystals as it cools. When a material cools down from a liquid state, it reaches this specific temperature where molecules start arranging themselves into a structured, solid form. This process is important in manufacturing and materials science because it influences the characteristics of the final solid, such as its strength and clarity. Essentially, it marks the point where the material transitions from a disordered, liquid phase to an ordered, crystalline solid.