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The chemical compound silicon dioxide, also known as silica (from the Lation Silex), is an oxide of silicon with a chemical formula of SIO2 and has been known for its hardness since antiquity.
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Im an sandblaster and you think you have been infected from sillica what should you do?
Go to the doctor.
What are the uses of Sillica?
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What is the list of all the minerals found in andhra pradesh?
Asbestos,coal,graphite,gypsum,iron,limestone,maganese,mica and sillica sand etc
What is sillica used for?
If your on about the cillia cell then it is use to waft thr egg through the fluopen tube. Also it has ting hairs which keep away dust and germs.
What is a sillica?
The chemical compound silicon dioxide, also known as silica (from the Lation Silex), is an oxide of silicon with a chemical formula of SIO2 and has been known for its hardness since antiquity.
What is mined in Idaho?
Mostly silver but a little bit of many things. Idaho is nicknamed the gem state.
What are the differences between the pahoehoe and AA?
Aa is slower, cooler, and has less sillica than pahoehoe. Pahoehoe is faster and moves quickly, and phoehoe has more silica, and is also darker than Aa
What is boundary between sima and sial?
sial stands for silica and aluminum, it makes up the continetal crust && sima is sillica and magnesium which makes up the oceanic crust. Sial is less dense so it can float above the mantle and sima is generally thinner(about 10km). hope that helps! =^D
Is Glass on the periodic table of the elements?
in the shop. this can not be found anywhere else
Can sand evaporate in water?
Salt is dissolved in the water so when we heat it the water evaporates leaving salt below. Salt water can't evaporate. However, the water fraction of it can, and often does, but then the salt (Sodium Chloride, NaCl), is left behind. A look at the Utah salt flats shows what it looks like when it's left. This can happen when a large inland sea is then cut off from the sea, and the water is evaporated over time, leaving behind a salt lake. These can then become buried by sediment and become a certain type of rock called "evaporites", so called because the water evaporated and left a mineral 'deposit'. A lot of the water vapour in the atmosphere is evaporated sea water, and if you watch the evolution of a hurricane for instance, you will see that the system builds over water as it collects water vapour, then dissipates over land.
Why is limestone changed into marble?
Limestone is softer than marble because of how they are formed inside. Marble consists of tightly interlocked crystals, which makes it stronger than limestone. Limestone consists of small fossil fragments and smaller crystals, which makes it weaker than marble.
