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Chemistry, 30.09.2019 01:50 cmflores3245

Why would silicon be a possible basis for alien life?
why do you think silicon isn’t as “prolific” in its known molecules as carbon?
what advantages and disadvantages can you imagine silicon-based molecules might have over carbon-based molecules in a very different otherworldly environment?

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