Yes, and in fact is very abundant.
oceanic crust is made of basalt while continental crust is made of silica rich rocks like granite.
continental crust
continental crust
Rhyolitic magma typically forms beneath continental crust due to high silica content and low temperature. The silica-rich composition leads to viscous magma, which is more common in continental settings compared to oceanic crust where magma tends to be more basaltic and less viscous.
Water
Silicon is typically extracted from silica, which is found in the Earth's crust as quartz. The most common method to extract silicon involves heating silica with carbon in an electric arc furnace to produce silicon and carbon monoxide gas. This process is known as the carbothermic reduction of silica.
almost no silica in ocean water but most of its the earths crust.
The continental crust is about 25 to 70 kilometers thick. The average is about 50 kilometers.
The continental crust is made up of mainly granite and other high-silica rocks. It is less dense than oceanic crust and thicker, ranging from 20 to 70 kilometers in depth. The continental crust also contains various minerals and elements such as aluminum, potassium, and silicon.
well, to be technical the earths crust is really on the inner outside
Continental plates.
Carbon