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it was discovered by Jons J. Berzelius in 1824 in Stockholm , Sweden
its name comes from the Latin word : silex (flint) it is in group 14 period 3 and metalloids . the atomic nuber is 14
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Who discovered silcon?
Jon S. Berzelius
How many valances silcon have?
Four normally.
Is silcon dixide a solid liquid or a gas?
gas
What element combines with you oxeygen to make sand?
silcon
What level does silcon evolve?
It evolves at level 10 I belive
What is the electron configuration of silcon?
[Ne] 3s23p2 Please see the link.
Where can you get Pokemon silcon in Pokemon emerald?
Petalburg woods if you are talking about the Pokemon Silcoon.
What materials were used to build the space station?
Silcon Carbide and other stuff like that
How do you get Wurmple to evolve into Silcon and not Cascon?
it evolve by gender cascoon male silcoon female
Is silcon recyclable. I mean the kind you use in the kitchen.?
I don't know. Ask a woman
What is the atomic mass for silcon?
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How many valence electrons are present in silcon?
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