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potassium borate

chemical compound
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  • The single-chain silicon-oxygen tetrahedral structure (SiO3)n of pyroxene minerals and the double-chain structure (Si4011)n of amphibole minerals are examples of inorganic polymers of silicon.
    inorganic polymer
    / Borates

    …chains of B2O42− units, whereas potassium borate, K[B5O6(OH)4] · 2H2O (commonly written as KB5O8 · 4H2O), consists of two B3O3 rings linked through a common four-coordinated boron atom. The tetraborates, B4O5(OH)42−, contain both three- and four-coordinated boron surrounded trigonally and tetrahedrally, respectively, by oxygen (O) atoms. Commercially, the

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    …chains of B2O42− units, whereas potassium borate, K[B5O6(OH)4] · 2H2O (commonly written as KB5O8 · 4H2O), consists of two B3O3 rings linked through a common four-coordinated boron atom. The tetraborates, B4O5(OH)42−, contain both three- and four-coordinated boron surrounded trigonally and tetrahedrally, respectively, by oxygen (O) atoms. Commercially, the

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