silicon in Greek
silicon in Greek is πυρίτιο — silicon means a hard, non-metallic chemical element (symbol Si) that is the basis of computer chips and most rock and sand on Earth.
silicon in Greek
πυρίτιο
Pronounced: pyritio
(chemistry, uncountable) A nonmetallic element (symbol Si) with an atomic number of 14 and atomic weight of 28.0855.
What does "silicon" mean?
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noun A hard, non-metallic chemical element (symbol Si) that is the basis of computer chips and most rock and sand on Earth.
"Silicon chips power almost every modern computer."
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silicon in a sentence
- Silicon chips power almost every modern computer.
- Silicon is the second most abundant element in the Earth's crust after oxygen.
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What is "silicon" in Greek?
"silicon" in Greek is πυρίτιο. silicon means: A hard, non-metallic chemical element (symbol Si) that is the basis of computer chips and most rock and sand on Earth.
How do you pronounce πυρίτιο?
"silicon" in Greek is πυρίτιο, pronounced "pyritio".
How do you use "silicon" in a sentence?
Example: "Silicon chips power almost every modern computer." In Greek, "silicon" is πυρίτιο.
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