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silicon dioxide
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silicon /sil·i·con/ (sil´ĭ-kon) a chemical element, at. no. 14, symbol Si.
silicon carbide  a compound of silicon and carbon used in dentistry as an abrasive agent.
silicon dioxide  silica.

silicon dioxide
n.
Silica.

silicon [sil´ĭ-kon]
a chemical element, atomic number 14, atomic weight 28.086, symbol Si. (See Appendix 6.)
silicon dioxide silica.


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00 Paperback E551 Along with a sympathetic account of the exploits of the Eighth Alabama Infantry by independent scholar Green we find a wealth of primary material, including rosters, records of assignments and battles, company notes, and accounts from the field.
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E551 Silicon dioxide Also known as silica or silicea, this is a mineral used to help thicken foods and also for its anti-caking and stabilising properties.
 
 
 
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