To start off, Silicon and oxygen are among the most abundant elements in the universe: oxygen is the third most common element and silicon is the seventh. They readily combine to form silicon dioxide (silica), making it one of the most common solid materials in the universe. Additionally, silica is less dense than many other abundant substances within Earth. Therefore when Earth formed, the more silica-rich materials tended to float toward the surface.
The two most abundant elements in the Earth's crust are oxygen and silicon. When you combine them, you get silicon dioxide; which depending on the exact form it takes is glass or quartz or sand.They tend to combine further with other elements to produce silicate rocks.The two most abundant elements in Earth as a whole are iron and oxygen. When you combine them, you get iron oxide (rust, hematite, magnetite). The reason iron isn't more common in the crust than it is is that it's heavy and has been concentrated in the Earth's core.
"More forgetful" is the comparative form of forgetful. "Most forgetful" is the superlative form. There is no such word as "forgetfuller".
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You use your mind to think of a dance step or more so that you can combine it together, so you can pick your music and practice all you can... :)
When two or more materials combine chemically, they from a substance. When two or more materials combine and they do not react with each other, they form a mixture.
A compound is formed when two or more materials chemically combine. If two materials combine physically, it is known as a mixture.
They form a compound.
It is called a chemical reaction.
compound is when two or more elements combine chemically
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a compound
Chemical compound, which may be molecular or ionic.
When two or more materials combine chemically, it is called a chemical reaction. This process involves the breaking and forming of chemical bonds between the atoms of the different materials, resulting in the formation of new substances with unique properties.