Silicate minerals are composed of ________. A. silicon-carbon compounds B. silicon-hydrogen compounds C. silicon-oxygen compounds D. only silicon atoms

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asked Apr 16, 2023 70.2k views

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Silicate minerals are composed of ________.

A.
silicon-carbon compounds
B.
silicon-hydrogen compounds
C.
silicon-oxygen compounds
D.
only silicon atoms

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Your answer would be C.

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