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Which type of silicate has the greatest proportion of oxygen atoms shared by pairs of adjacent tetrahedra?
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Which type of silicate has the greatest proportion of oxygen atoms shared by pairs of adjacent tetrahedra?

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framework silicates.

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framework silicates. they are the only class of silicates that share all 4 oxygen atoms

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