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why is sillica common in both contenental crust and oceanic crust​

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Answered by danielshivasai
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Continental crust is silica-rich, or felsic. Oceanic crust is mafic, relatively rich in iron and magnesium and silica-poor. The mantle has silicate minerals with a greater abundance of iron and magnesium and even less silica than oceanic crust, so it is called ultramafic

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