They do not normally. Their chemical formula is SiO2 (silicon dioxide).
However, the different colours of quartz follow when there are impurities in the mineral, and so carbon could be an impurity which can cause a certain colour of quartz.
Quartz is normally composed of silicon dioxide (SiO2), however it can also contain iron impurities which form the violet coloured version of Quartz known as Amethyst.
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no, quartz's chemical formula is SiO2
It contains silica (silicon dioxide,Sio2)
No. Quartz is a silicate mineral (SiO2).
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No. A silicate is a compound containing silicon, oxygen and something else.Graphite is pure carbon. Black and slippery, it is one of the allotropes of carbon, along with amorphous carbon and diamond.
A mineral that does not contain the silica tetrahedron is a non-silicate mineral.
silica, calcite
no, calcium does not contain carbon, making it inorganic
Puppies.(no, really. All living things contain carbon.)Diamonds are something. And graphite. Yeah. I told you. What?
It is inorganic (does not contain carbon).
Yes, which is why it reacts so little with the human body.
Cheese should not (and does not normally) contain silica.
Salt does not contain silica.
Calcite does not contain any silica. It is a carbonate mineral.
No. A silicate is a compound containing silicon, oxygen and something else.Graphite is pure carbon. Black and slippery, it is one of the allotropes of carbon, along with amorphous carbon and diamond.
Yes. Generally sand is mostly silica.
Foods that contain silica are cucumbers and melons. These help skin, eyes, nails and hair remain healthy.
Yes. Silica is the primary component of most types of glass.
No
Silica.
A mineral that does not contain the silica tetrahedron is a non-silicate mineral.