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Damian Polac asked Feb 11, 2022

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Why are silicon element is more reactive

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Answer:Silicon belongs group 14 element belonging to the carbon family. Silicon shares the bonding versatility of carbon with its four valence electrons. It has a weak Si-Si bond. Hence, it is highly reactive

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