is crystallization related to physics?

[× ÐùáNê ×]

I'm making an investigatory project in physics and... is crystallization related to physics?

if not, can you give me any suggestions for an investigatory project in physics that would not cause too much expenses?

 

[Aurum_Potesta_Est]

No, crystallization is a subject in chemistry, and not physics.

My suggestion is to investigate inertia. A simple project where you go in your car, reach the 60 km limit (or more, doesn't really matter) and suddenly break. While doing this, you will be pushed forward because of inertia.

Hoped that helped you!

Note: Do not do this on a busy road. Try an abandoned one for this experiment. And don't forget your seatbelts!