Why Do Crystals Grow The Longest?

Many people wonder what the best conditions are for growing crystals. Crystals are ordinarily made out of silicon dioxide molecules formed into an interlaced pattern ,or quartz, moreover sodium with chlorine ions interweaved (Science Line). Crystals are often found in mines everywhere, rocks, or even in your own home. These beautiful minerals are very intriguing. It is a worthwhile subject to research.
My scientific question is in “In what temperature do crystals grow the longest ?”My hypothesis resulting from that question is “If crystals are at room temperature, then they will grow the longest.”I think that room temperature will provide the best growing environment for a crystal. One crystal will be put in the fridge for the cold condition. Another crystal will be put in room temperature representing the control variable. Lastly, a crystal will be kept on the stove for the hot temperature. These three conditions will test my question. also the experiment will prove my hypothesis to be wrong or right.
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Ana Dziengel, a blogger, has found what happens with crystals in room temperature, “DO NOT let them sit in water at room temperature. Any crystals that have formed will deteriorate in the water at room temp. Once the crystals have formed and you want to preserve them you will need to pour out the water. I had some gorgeous crystals form in the fridge over the course of a week or so and I took them out and left them on the counter in the water. I came back the next morning to find they had flattened out.” Another point that should be kept in mind is to not take the crystal out of its solvent. Kylie Wood has also done this experiment. She found that the warm crystal grew faster opposed to the cold crystal. Alex Neighbert found that crystals grew in warm temperature the best. She grew the crystals on