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    Document Type

    Front Matter

    Publication Date

    February 1964

    Journal Title

    Iowa Science Teachers' Journal

    Volume

    1

    Issue

    3

    Last Page

    1

    Comments

    The Cover: The models on the cover illustrate the seven basic structures of silicon-oxygen tetrahedra of the silicates. In these models ping pong balls represent the oxygen atoms and beads, which are not visible because of size, represent the silicon atoms. Silicates are important because they constitute the largest part of the earth's crust.

    top - cyclosilicate

    upper left - inosilicate (double chain)

    center – tectosilicate

    upper right - inosilicate (single chain)

    lower left – nesosilicate

    lower right – sorosilicate

    bottom - phyllosilicate

    Copyright

    © Copyright 1964 by the Iowa Academy of Science

    Language

    en

    File Format

    application/pdf

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