Shape-set silk floss of a compound-layered structure is made by nonwoven technology mainly with waste silk from filatures and three-dimensionally crimpy fibres.
And crystals are only one subset of a universe of materials that includes everything from amorphous solids such as glass through to gases, gels and liquids.
And because they both have different crystalline structures, when they pour and they cool, they're not gonna make a crystal, they're gonna make an amorphous solid.
Especially when you kind of get through the whitewater of the first season when you're just kind of groping for the thing and it's all unclear and amorphous.
Experiments have shown that when solar rays warm up ice, it changes from an amorphous structure to a crystal structure, forcing hydrogen gas bubbles to be ejected.