Under which situations can an amorphous substance change to crystalline form ?

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On heating, amorphous substances change to crystalline form at some temperature some objects from ancient civilisation are found to be milky in appearance. Slow heating and cooling over a long period makes an amorphous solid acquires some crystalline character.This is due to crystallisation.

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