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microcrystalline

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microcrystalline /mi·cro·crys·tal·line/ (-kris´tah-līn) made up of minute crystals.
microcrystalline [mi″kro-kris´tah-lin]
made up of minute crystals.
microcrystalline
made up of minute crystals.
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