Example of a three-dimensional silicate is:

Example of a three-dimensional silicate is:
  1. Zeolites
  2. Ultramarines
  3. Feldspars
  4. All of the above

Solution

When all the four corners of a tetrahedron are shared with other tetrahedral, the three-dimensional network structure is obtained. Since all the oxygen atoms are shared, these silicates are neutral Zeolites and feldspars (Eg: albite \(\left.\left(\mathrm{NaAlSi}_{3} \mathrm{O}_{8}ight)ight)\) are three-dimensional networks of aluminosilicates. Ultramarines is \(\mathrm{Na}_{8}\left[\mathrm{SiAlO}_{4}ight]_{6} \cdot\left(\mathrm{S}_{3}ight)_{2}\) is also a 3 dimensional silicate. Hence, all of the are three-dimensional silicates. ,

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