kristallemesiyle

Kristallemesiyle is a Turkish word form that can be translated roughly as "by/with the crystallization (of)" and is used to indicate that an outcome or condition arises through the process of crystallization. It combines "kristal" (crystal), the verbalizing suffix "-leşme" (becoming or undergoing), and the instrumental/causal suffix "-siyle" (by/with), and appears in scientific, technical, and everyday contexts to link causes and effects.

In scientific usage, kristallemesiyle often describes phase transitions in which a liquid or amorphous solid organizes into a crystalline structure. The term can refer to natural processes such as mineral formation and ice crystallization, as well as industrial and laboratory phenomena including the controlled crystallization of salts, metals, polymers, and pharmaceutical compounds. Factors commonly associated with crystallization include supersaturation, nucleation, temperature, solvent properties, and impurities.

Beyond hard sciences, the expression is used in materials engineering, metallurgy, geology, and food science to explain changes in texture, mechanical properties, or appearance resulting from crystal growth. In everyday language it may appear in descriptions like "maddenin kristalleşmesiyle oluşan yapı" ("structure formed by the crystallization of the substance").

Etymologically and grammatically transparent to Turkish speakers, kristallemesiyle serves as a concise way to attribute causation to the crystallization process without specifying the agent, and is typically followed by statements about resulting structures, properties, or effects.