Abstract. Exposures of the biologic materials -- well-organized many functional structural systems -- are found to be attracting and interesting in scientists' work in many areas. The researchers direct their attention towards features, characteristics, and growth of many naturally-occurring bio-materials, and it is called in-vitro approach. According to the literature vital features of bio-mineralization in artificial and controlled crystallization or growth of inorganic, organic and semi-organic materials are complications. To identify the influences of single, poly-mineral formations on the kinetics of crystal growth, a thorough study has been taken. The thermodynamically most stable calcium with mixed minerals phases are grown at different pH values at 32^oC. Experimental data support the mechanism of inhibition through molecular adsorption of poly-minerals on the surface of growing crystals. The grown crystals are characterized and reported in details.

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