noncrystalline

IPA: nɑnkrˈɪstʌɫaɪn

Examples of "noncrystalline" in Sentences

Such an amorphous, noncrystalline material is called a glass.
It is made up largely of starch molecules in a noncrystalline arrangement.
Ordinary window and table glass is a noncrystalline version of silicon dioxide.
Uncooked corn starch particles are structured in both crystalline and noncrystalline arrangements.
These new noncrystalline structures absorb more water and the mixture becomes thicker: hence the appearance of a solid.
Caramels are cooked to the lowest temperature of the noncrystalline candies, have the highest moisture content, and are the softest.
When you discontinue the pressure, the number of noncrystalline structures decrease and water is released, creating the 'soupy' mixture.
In practice these groups overlap: there are crystalline and noncrystalline versions of caramels, hard candies, nougat, sugar work, and so on.
Right: When a very concentrated syrup cools quickly and traps the sugar molecules in place before they can cluster, they solidify into a disorganized, noncrystalline glass.
Noncrystalline Candies: Hard Candies, Brittles, Caramel and Taffy, Sugar Work Hard Candies Hard candies are the simplest noncrystalline candies; they include hard drops, clear mints, butterscotch, bonbons, lollipops, and so on.