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Significados de silicon en inglés

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Chemical element with symbol Si and atomic number 14.

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Mineral, as opposed to the chemical element.

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Uso de silicon en inglés
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Some silicon cases are easily taken off, and they stretch over time.
Wired
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Light is already carrying information, collecting medical data and etching silicon chips.
The Irish Times
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Unlike most photovoltaic solar companies, First Solar does not use silicon-based cells.
Reuters
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Fresenius uses the same reaction; but collects and weighs the silicon fluoride.
A Text-book of Assaying: For the Use of Those Connected with Min...
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The company said falling demand for silicon wafer is hitting its bottomline.
Reuters
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These will support R&D projects and emphasise the development of silicon design.
The Irish Times
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The deal ended last month because plunging silicon prices made it unattractive.
Reuters
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Removing this large voltage restores the silicon to its poorly conducting state.
The Amazing Story of Quantum Mechanics
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Chipmakers have for decades searched for possible alternatives to the silicon semiconductor.
Wired
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This time, it is silicon and software rather than oil and steel.
The new yorker
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Skeptics say short supplies of silicon will cap output of solar panels.
Reuters
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Now, it is becoming a reality built of silicon, metal and plastic.
The Irish Times
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Here's how the silicon photonics prototype works to achieve the 50-Gbps rate.
Wired
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Technologists have long known about silicon's limitations as principal ingredient in microchips.
Wired
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But open data isn't just all about silicon roundabouts and armchair auditors.
The Guardian
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MEMC's primary business supplies silicon wafers for the solar and semiconductor industries.
Reuters
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español
sisilicio
Silicon a través del tiempo
Silicon por variante geográfica
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