1. capable of being formed into crystals or of crystallizing
Usage: commonly used in chemistry and materials science

Examples

• Sugar is highly crystallizable and will form crystals when a solution is cooled slowly.
• The chemist discovered that the new compound was crystallizable under specific temperature conditions.
• Crystallizable minerals are easier to identify and study than amorphous substances.
• The salt solution became crystallizable after evaporation removed most of the water.
• Many organic compounds are crystallizable, making them suitable for X-ray crystallography analysis.