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Si - Silicon
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Information
Name Silicon
Chemical Formula Si
Atomic Number 14
Type Metalloid
Color (Menu) ???
Color (Game) ???
Color (Real Life) Crystalline, Reflective with a bluish-tinged appearance
Rarity Common
Planet Type ???
Biome ???
Description Silicon is a hard and brittle crystalline solid with a blue-grey metallic lustre. In the game, it's essential for various technological applications, including electronics and structural materials.
How to Get ???
Appearance (Game) ???
Appearance (Real Life) Crystalline, Reflective with a bluish-tinged appearance
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Silicon (Si) is a Common Metalloid.


How to Get

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Additional Information

Real Life

In real life, Silicon is the second most abundant element in the Earth's crust (about 28% by mass) after oxygen. It has a multitude of uses, particularly in the fields of electronics and technology due to its semiconductor properties.