what is diatomaceous earth? why are diatoms referred to a pearls of the ocean?
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Most of Chrysopytes
them are referred to as diatoms as the have
body wall made up of two soap-box like fitting
silica covers. "Diatomaceous earth" is nothing
but these shells left behind for so many years.
Diatomaceous earth is granular hence finds use
in polishing and filtration.
They are also termed Chrysophytes.
They are commonly termed phyto-planktons.
They are microscopic and mostly photosyn
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it is the skelton diatom which made of silica and when it lie on ocean bed it called diatomaceous earth
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