Silicic Acid
A compound of silicon, oxygen, and hydrogen, regarded as the parent substance from which is derived a large family - the silicates - of minerals, salts, and esters. The acid itself, having the formula Si(OH)4, can be prepared only as an unstable solution in water; its molecules readily condense with one another to form water and polymeric chains, rings, sheets, or three-dimensional
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