6. Most minerals can be considered to be salts of weak acids and strong bases. Identify the weak-acid and strong-base components in each of the following minerals: a. Olivine [Mg2SiO4] b. K-feldspar [KAISI30g] c. Diopside [CaMgSi,O%] d. Kaolinite [Al₂S₂O3(OH)4]

6. Most minerals can be considered to be salts of weak acids and strong bases. Identify the weak-acid and strong-base components in each of the following minerals: a. Olivine [Mg2SiO4] b. K-feldspar [KAISI30g] c. Diopside [CaMgSi,O%] d. Kaolinite [Al₂S₂O3(OH)4]

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the weak-acid and strong-base components in each of the following minerals:
a. Olivine [Mg2SiO4]
b. K-feldspar [KAISI3Og]
c. Diopside (CaMgSi,O)
d. Kaolinite [Al₂Si₂O5(OH)4]
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