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Which mineral is never found freely in nature but is extracted from a chemical compound

Which mineral is never found freely in nature but is extracted from a chemical compound
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Which mineral is never found freely in nature but is extracted from a chemical compound

Which mineral is never found freely in nature but is extracted from a chemical compound-example-1
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Answer: Silicon


Explanation: it uses hydrogen, helium, neon, oxygen, nitrogen, and carbon.
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