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silicon is a metalloid . why?​

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Answered by suraj62111
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Answer:

BECAUSE IT CONTAINS PROPERTIES OF BOTH METALS AND NONMETALS.

Explanation:

METALLIOD = METAL + NONMETAL.....

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Answered by dimpi62
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Silicon has 4 electrons in its outer orbitals and to attain stable state it can Donate all its electrons like a metal or it can Accept 4 electrons like Non-Metals , it shows both the properties of a metal and a non-metal. So it is called Mettaloids or Semi-metal.

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