The Tetrahedral Structure That Forms the Backbone of All Silicate

question 40

Multiple Choice

The tetrahedral structure that forms the backbone of all silicate minerals is composed of silicon and what other element?

• A)magnesium
• B)oxygen
• C)iron
• D)carbon

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