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Si(2)O(7)^(6-) anion is obtained when:...

`Si_(2)O_(7)^(6-)` anion is obtained when:

A

no oxygen of a `SiO_4` tetrahedron is shared with another `SiO_4` tetrahedron.

B

one oxygen of a `SiO_4` tetrahedron is shared with another `SiO_4` tetrahedron

C

two oxygen of a`SiO_4` tetrahedron are shared with another `SiO_4` tetrahedron.

D

three or all four oxygens of a tetrahedron are shared with other `SiO_4` tetrahedron.

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