Following the order of synthetic stages, we start our discussion with an analysis of the effects of concentration variation as well as the nature of the precursors and solvents used. Controlling the solubility and interaction conditions of the intermediate compounds formed during the process is extremely important . Therefore, these parameters play a fundamental role in modulating reaction kinetics because of their interaction with the mobility of suspended particles and the proportion of effective shocks . In the literature, we found studies in which the solvent concentration was tuned to obtain different morphologies of the same compounds . The objective of such tuning is to change the precipitation equilibrium constant, thus affecting the adsorption of ions on the crystal surface and consequently inducing growth anisotropy . It has been shown that the longer the crystal nucleation, the better is the crystallinity .