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siliaca is an element and makes up most of the earths mantle. also is use in quarts witch is use in glass. also the more silica lava has the thicker and lighter it is.it can also be used in a rubber o-ring lubracant or any lubracant
Silica is silicon dioxide with the formula SiO2 and is a crystal with a tetrahedral structure. Silica is formed when silicon is exposed to the oxygen in air. When found in nature, it's most commonly in sand and quartz. Silica is known for its hardness and is used in many things: glass, optical fibers in telecommunications, ceramics, microelectronics as an electronic insulator (because of its high chemical stability), cosmetics for its light-diffusing properties, pharmaceuticals, toothpaste as an abrasive, and as a gel used in aeronautics. Exposure to fine silica dust over a long period of time can be detrimental to health because the dust can lodge itself into the lungs and cause irritation. Eventually, it could cause silicosis, bronchitis, or cancer.
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Is pneumonoultramicoscopicsilicovolcanoc a word?
pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis is a real word. It is a lung disease caused by silaca dust and argulably the longest word in the English language.
Which raw material is common to all ceramics?
The raw material common to all ceramics is clay. Clay is a naturally occurring material that is abundant and can be molded and shaped to create various ceramic products such as pottery, tiles, and bricks.
Is quartz sand a element?
Quartz is a rock formed from coolong magma. It can crystalize into quartz crystals or just solir rock. Sand is usually silaca but ocean sand is made from rocks and skelatal remains of sea creatures.
