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This seems to be more a question for chemistry. The reason lays on the atomic bonds.

First at all, for high enough temperatures all solids will go to a liquid or and gaseous-like state and behave like marbles. And for temperatures near 0 Kelvin the marbles will behave more or less like a crystal.

... if we take different marblemarbles in a box and shake it then it should beshouldn't they arrange themselves in order to get to a low energy state.

It does. Nearly all marbles will lay in the closed-packing of equal spheres.enter image description here

And why the balls do not stick together an the crystalline level? Because it is needed some activation energy. But that’s all about chemistry.

This seems to be more a question for chemistry. The reason lays on the atomic bonds.

First at all, for high enough temperatures all solids will go to a liquid or and gaseous-like state and behave like marbles. And for temperatures near 0 Kelvin the marbles will behave more or less like a crystal.

... if we take different marble in a box and shake it then it should be arrange in order to get low energy state.

It does. Nearly all marbles will lay in the closed-packing of equal spheres.enter image description here

And why the balls do not stick together an the crystalline level? Because it is needed some activation energy. But that’s all about chemistry.

This seems to be more a question for chemistry. The reason lays on the atomic bonds.

First at all, for high enough temperatures all solids will go to a liquid or and gaseous-like state and behave like marbles. And for temperatures near 0 Kelvin the marbles will behave more or less like a crystal.

... if we take different marbles in a box and shake it then shouldn't they arrange themselves in order to get to a low energy state.

It does. Nearly all marbles will lay in the closed-packing of equal spheres.enter image description here

And why the balls do not stick together an the crystalline level? Because it is needed some activation energy. But that’s all about chemistry.

This seems to be more a question for chemistry. The reason lays on the atomic bonds.

First at all, for high enough temperatures all solidessolids will other-gogo to a liquideliquid or and gaseous-like state and behave like marbelsmarbles. And for temperatures near 0 Kelvin the marbles will behave more or less like a crystal.

... if we take different marble in a box and shake it then it should be arrange in order to get low energy state.

It does. Nearly all marbles will lay in the closed-packing of equal spheres.enter image description here

And why the balls do not stick together an the crytalincrystalline level? Because it is needed some activation energy. But that’s all about chemistry.

This seems to be more a question for chemistry. The reason lays on the atomic bonds.

First at all, for high enough temperatures all solides will other-go to a liquide and gaseous state and behave like marbels. And for temperatures near 0 Kelvin the marbles will behave more or less like a crystal.

... if we take different marble in a box and shake it then it should be arrange in order to get low energy state.

It does. Nearly all marbles will lay in the closed-packing of equal spheres.enter image description here

And why the balls do not stick together an the crytalin level? Because it is needed some activation energy. But that’s all about chemistry.

This seems to be more a question for chemistry. The reason lays on the atomic bonds.

First at all, for high enough temperatures all solids will go to a liquid or and gaseous-like state and behave like marbles. And for temperatures near 0 Kelvin the marbles will behave more or less like a crystal.

... if we take different marble in a box and shake it then it should be arrange in order to get low energy state.

It does. Nearly all marbles will lay in the closed-packing of equal spheres.enter image description here

And why the balls do not stick together an the crystalline level? Because it is needed some activation energy. But that’s all about chemistry.

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This seems to be more a question for chemistry. The reason lays on the atomic bonds.

First at all, for high enough temperatures all solides will other-go to a liquide and gaseous state and behave like marbels. And for temperatures near 0 Kelvin the marbles will behave more or less like a crystal.

... if we take different marble in a box and shake it then it should be arrange in order to get low energy state.

It does. Nearly all marbles will lay in the closed-packing of equal spheres.enter image description here

And why the balls do not stick together an the crytalin level? Because it is needed some activation energy. But that’s all about chemistry.