Looking at the figure, the overall (SiO4) molecule, which forms the common mineral quartz, has a tetrahedral shape. It is probably a: non-polar molecule polar molecule

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Johnnycrab asked Feb 12, 2023

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Looking at the figure, the overall (SiO4) molecule, which forms the common mineral quartz, has a tetrahedral shape. It is probably a:

non-polar molecule
polar molecule

Looking at the figure, the overall (SiO4) molecule, which forms the common mineral-example-1

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non-polar molecule because the chemical formula is in a tetrahedral form(O4) and the (Si) is in the centre. I hope this will help you

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