In the sentence - Plenty of silicon is found on Earth, but it remains a valuable material for the computer industry. What is the simple subject and predicate?

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There are two clauses here, making this a compound sentence.

Clause 1 = Plenty of silicon is found on Earth

Clause 2 = it remains a valuable material for the computer industry.

Now can you see the simple subject and simple verb in each clause?

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yes, but I'm not sure if the simple predicate in clause 1 is is or is found.
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