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What exactly is the difference between montmorillonite and zeolite?(1)

Zeolite is a water-bearing alkali metal or alkaline earth metal silica-aluminate mineral, which is a tetrahedron composed of three elements: silicon (Si), aluminum (Al), and oxygen (O), among which the silicon and oxygen tetrahedra and the aluminum-oxygen tetrahedra form an infinitely expanding thre