density
2.0-2.3 gm/cm3electrical conductivity
varies widelybreakdown field
>1E7 V/cm in thermal oxides; can be as low as 1E6 V/cm in CVd oxidesthermal conductivity
0.01 W/cm K (bulk)thermal diffusivity
0.009 cm2/sec (bulk)coefficient of thermal expansion
0.5 ppm/ K [note Si thermal exp 2.3 ppm/K]refractive index
1.46 [thermal oxide]dielectric constant
3.9 [thermal oxide]; CVD oxides vary widely depending on HThat's going to depend. If it's warmer than 5,909° F, it's a vapor. If it's not quite
that warm but still over 2,577° F, then it's liquid. If you're holding it in your hand,
chances are high that it's solid.
gas gas Actually Silicon is a solid at room temperature.
Silicon is a solid at room temperature and well above it. A link can be found below.
yes it is because it is made from earths crust
Pure silicon exists as a solid in the standard temperature and pressure.
Silica, or natural sand.
Silicon's oxidation state (Si) is zero because it is in its elemental form.
silicon
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It is sand so SOLID
Yes. Silica is a compound with the formula SiO2, while silicon is an element with symbol Si. There are many chemical and physical differences between them.
solid
A physical phenomenon
Yes silicon can undergo physical and chemical changes.
The state of silicon at room temperature is SOLID State.
Silicon's oxidation state (Si) is zero because it is in its elemental form.
silicon
silicon can be malleable when mixed with other element like carbon, oxygen (etc...) on the other hand silicon can in a solid state when it is in its pure state.
At room temperature, silicon is a solid
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Silicon is a solid at room temperature.
solid state
Use/equipment Your chemical dioxide Main properties to use Chemical or physical properties? Fire extinguisher Carbon dioxide - CO2 does not conduct electricity. - CO2 is heavy (dense) so it covers fire and removes the oxygen. - CO2 does not burn. Physical physical chemical Electrical wires Copper -copper can bend (malleable) -conducts electricity - does not corrode easily Physical Physical Chemical Welding Argon -very unreactive, so it provides an inert atmosphere. Chemical Sand paper Silicon dioxide It very hard and does not crumble (not brittle) -High melting point Physical Physical Tools Iron -Iron is strong and hard -Iron can change shape (malleable) Physical Physical Computer circuits Silicon -Silicon can conduct electricity. -silicon has very high melting points. Physical Physical