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Silicon can form many compounds. It, like carbon, can bind in many ways with itself and with other chemicals, making a huge number of possible compounds.

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Silicon forms silicon dioxide, which is the compound found in most rocks and minerals, as well as in sand and quartz.

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Silicates.

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