It is simply called the carbon family. There is no fancy name for that column like halogens. It is called the name of the first element of that column.
Silicon is in the carbon family (both elements have four valence electrons).
Tin is in the Carbon family. The family is named after the top element in the family, carbon.
Its from the Nitrogen family
gold belongs in the metal family
silicon belongs to the carbon family
The element is 'argon' and belongs to noble gas family.
Lead belongs to the 6th group or " carbon family" on the periodic table.
Carbon family
Tin is in the Carbon family. The family is named after the top element in the family, carbon.
It belongs to the carbon family.
Carbon is placed in the carbon group.
platinum belongs to the solid family
The carbon family is often referred to as the "Carbon Family". Boring, but true.
it belongs to a family
Its from the Nitrogen family
hydrogen family
Nonmetals
Carbon is a nonmetal, but if you're asking about the family, it belongs in the Carbon Family. (Group 14, to be exact.)