semi-metals (metalloids)

Nonmetallic elements that are lusterless and solid; they possess a certain amount of electric and thermal conductivity.
semi-metals (metalloids) 						Rare semimetal that is used especially in the manufacture of detonators, electric resistors, rubber, ceramics and glass.				  							Semimetal that is used in several alloys (mostly with lead) and especially in making metal for printing type and semiconductors.				  							Semimetal that is usually used in photoelectric cells and semiconductors; it is an indispensable trace element for organisms.				  							Toxic semimetal that is used especially in very low doses for therapeutic uses and in the manufacture of semiconductors.				  							Rare semimetal that is used especially in the manufacture of electronic devices and in optical equipment (camera and microscope lenses).				  							Most common element on the planet after oxygen; it is used mostly in the manufacture of electronic devices because of its semiconductor properties.				  							Semimetal that is used especially as a neutron absorber in nuclear reactors, as a rocket fuel and in detergents.

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table of elements

tellurium

Rare semimetal that is used especially in the manufacture of detonators, electric resistors, rubber, ceramics and glass.

antimony

Semimetal that is used in several alloys (mostly with lead) and especially in making metal for printing type and semiconductors.

selenium

Semimetal that is usually used in photoelectric cells and semiconductors; it is an indispensable trace element for organisms.

arsenic

Toxic semimetal that is used especially in very low doses for therapeutic uses and in the manufacture of semiconductors.

germanium

Rare semimetal that is used especially in the manufacture of electronic devices and in optical equipment (camera and microscope lenses).

silicon

Most common element on the planet after oxygen; it is used mostly in the manufacture of electronic devices because of its semiconductor properties.

boron

Semimetal that is used especially as a neutron absorber in nuclear reactors, as a rocket fuel and in detergents.