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Sandstone is a clastic, not organic, sedimentary rock.

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No, sand is not an organic catalyst. Organic catalysts are typically made up of carbon-based compounds, while sand is primarily composed of silicon dioxide. Sand is more commonly used as a support material or for providing surface area in catalyst systems.

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yes

Inorganic compounds are not organic.

A substance is organic if it consists of carbon compounds.

Sand is silicon dioxide, and has no Carbon in its molecule.

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Yes,

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is glass?

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It is inorganic.

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Yes. Sand is inorganic.

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Sand is an inorganic material.

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Organic

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