How is precipitation different from Crystallisation reaction?
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Precipitation is the process of generating solid from the solution caused by supersaturation when the concentration of the solute is higher than its solubility. This term is usually interchangeable with "crystallization", but differs in that it can also indicate the formation of amorphous (non-crystalline) solid.
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In crystallization, crystals are produced and in precipitation amorphous solids are produced. Crystals have an ordered structure than amorphous solids; therefore, it is harder to produce crystals. Thus, crystallization is harder than precipitation. Crystallization process takes more time than the precipitation process.
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