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I think the correct answer among the choices listed above is option B. Silicon oxide is the solid that contains two types of bonds because you have Si-Si bonds and Si-O bonds. That is two different covalent bonds. Hope this answers your question.

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The correct answer is B.

Explanation:

Silicon (IV) Oxide has two different types of bonds. Each silicon atom is bonded by simple covalent bonds to four oxygen atoms. In turn, each oxygen atom is bonded with bonds. simple covalent to two other silicon atoms forming a network. In this atomic crystalline network, there are twice as many silicon atoms as there are oxygen atoms. This can be seen by observing its chemical formula.

The Silicon (IV) Oxide molecules form a three-dimensional (quartz) network, which is part of a large covalent network, formed by continuous covalent bonds.

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