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The structure of crystalline silica is similar to that
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The structure of crystalline silica is similar to that
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The correct option is A Diamond
The structure of silica is very similar to that of diamond, with each silicon atom having tetrahedral bond and bonded to 4 oxygen atoms, which in turn are connected to another silicon atom, thus effectively, each C-C bond of diamond has been replaced by a Si-O-Si link to give the silica lattice.
The structure of silica is very similar to that of diamond, with each silicon atom having tetrahedral bond and bonded to 4 oxygen atoms, which in turn are connected to another silicon atom, thus effectively, each C-C bond of diamond has been replaced by a Si-O-Si link to give the silica lattice.
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