keretszilikátok
Keretszilikátok is a Hungarian term referring to a group of inorganic compounds, specifically silicates with a framework structure. In these structures, silicon and oxygen atoms form a three-dimensional network, where each silicon atom is typically bonded to four oxygen atoms, and each oxygen atom is shared by two silicon atoms. This results in a formula unit of SiO2, or silica, in its purest form.
Many common minerals are keretszilikátok, including quartz, tridymite, and cristobalite. These minerals are characterized by their
These framework silicates are abundant in the Earth's crust and play a significant role in geological processes.