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recrystallize

(riːˈkrɪstəˌlaɪz) or

recrystallise

vb
1. (Chemistry) chem to dissolve and subsequently crystallize (a substance) from the solution, as in purifying chemical compounds, or (of a substance) to crystallize in this way
2. (Metallurgy) to undergo or cause to undergo the process in which a deformed metal forms a new set of undeformed crystal grains
reˌcrystalliˈzation, reˌcrystalliˈsation n
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re•crys•tal•lize

(riˈkrɪs tlˌaɪz)

v. -lized, -liz•ing. v.i.
1. to become crystallized again.
v.t.
2. to crystallize again.
[1790–1800]
re•crys`tal•li•za′tion, n.
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recrystallize


Past participle: recrystallized
Gerund: recrystallizing

Imperative
recrystallize
recrystallize
Present
I recrystallize
you recrystallize
he/she/it recrystallizes
we recrystallize
you recrystallize
they recrystallize
Preterite
I recrystallized
you recrystallized
he/she/it recrystallized
we recrystallized
you recrystallized
they recrystallized
Present Continuous
I am recrystallizing
you are recrystallizing
he/she/it is recrystallizing
we are recrystallizing
you are recrystallizing
they are recrystallizing
Present Perfect
I have recrystallized
you have recrystallized
he/she/it has recrystallized
we have recrystallized
you have recrystallized
they have recrystallized
Past Continuous
I was recrystallizing
you were recrystallizing
he/she/it was recrystallizing
we were recrystallizing
you were recrystallizing
they were recrystallizing
Past Perfect
I had recrystallized
you had recrystallized
he/she/it had recrystallized
we had recrystallized
you had recrystallized
they had recrystallized
Future
I will recrystallize
you will recrystallize
he/she/it will recrystallize
we will recrystallize
you will recrystallize
they will recrystallize
Future Perfect
I will have recrystallized
you will have recrystallized
he/she/it will have recrystallized
we will have recrystallized
you will have recrystallized
they will have recrystallized
Future Continuous
I will be recrystallizing
you will be recrystallizing
he/she/it will be recrystallizing
we will be recrystallizing
you will be recrystallizing
they will be recrystallizing
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been recrystallizing
you have been recrystallizing
he/she/it has been recrystallizing
we have been recrystallizing
you have been recrystallizing
they have been recrystallizing
Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been recrystallizing
you will have been recrystallizing
he/she/it will have been recrystallizing
we will have been recrystallizing
you will have been recrystallizing
they will have been recrystallizing
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been recrystallizing
you had been recrystallizing
he/she/it had been recrystallizing
we had been recrystallizing
you had been recrystallizing
they had been recrystallizing
Conditional
I would recrystallize
you would recrystallize
he/she/it would recrystallize
we would recrystallize
you would recrystallize
they would recrystallize
Past Conditional
I would have recrystallized
you would have recrystallized
he/she/it would have recrystallized
we would have recrystallized
you would have recrystallized
they would have recrystallized
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