True or False: Silicon dioxide forms three-dimensional covalent network solids.

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Don Tomato · Answer 1 · 2024-02-07T02:15:08+0000

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Silicon dioxide has many different solid forms including quartz, a crystalline 3D covalent network solid, silica glass, an amorphous 3D covalent network solid.

True or False: Silicon dioxide forms three-dimensional covalent network solids.

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