Silicon Specimens (Lab grown)
A rough specimen piece of Silicon, atomic number 14 on the periodic table.
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Silicon Specimens (Lab grown)
In an unusual step, we've deliberately made a mistake on this page.
While it is perfectly fine to describe these items as 'Silicon Specimens', our category is called 'Minerals Q-Z'. Silicon is, of course, not a mineral, but an element!
These specimen pieces are a decent grade, and are available in a few sizes. They are oddly light for their size and fairly obvious metallic appearance - if you found one in the street you might think it was spraypainted plastic.
They are synthetic - lab grown pieces which are probably a byproduct of the manufacturing process for computer chips, metal alloys, silicon rubber, or solar panels.
Some pieces have a growth pattern visible that is quite similar to the growth pattern of artificial Quartz.
Additional information
| Weight | 0.1 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 5 × 7 × 3 cm |
| Size | 30-40MM, 1pc, 40-50MM, 1pc, 50-60MM, 1pc, 60-70MM, 1pc, 70-80MM, 1pc |
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