silicates
Silicates are a type of rock that contains silicon and other elements. They are often found in the Earth's crust.
The silicates in the rock are what make it hard.
The silicates in the rock are what make it white.
Silicates are a type of rock that contains silicon and other elements. They are often found in the Earth's crust.
The silicates in the rock are what make it hard.
The silicates in the rock are what make it white.
noun
a salt or ester derived from silicic acid
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The concentration of sodium silicate becomes important in growth rate.
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One of the examples of the silicates is Al.
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The treated agglomerate is coated with a silicate.
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These are silicate minerals of the zeolite family.
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Ajoite is a mineral which is part of the silicate class.
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The batch is intended for the production of colorless silicate glass.
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The lighter silicate rocks presumably float to the surface.
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The silicate material may be mixed with the fertile soil.
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Silica is synthesised in the diatom cell by the polymerisation of silicic acid.
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The addition of silica absorbs the FeO into a silicate slag layer.