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The largest application of silicon is in the production of which organic polymer?

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Silicones

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Silica gel

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Glass

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None of the above

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The correct option is A Silicones
The largest application of silicon, as a raw material, is in the production of silicones(inorganic polymers). Silicones are used in waterproofing treatments, moulding compounds, insulating material for electric motors and other electrical appliances.

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