The heart and soul of computer (or most other semiconductor) chips is silicon. Very, very pure silicon. It is on a silicon substrate that the tiny amounts of other stuff is deposited to create the circuits of something like a microprocessor or a very large scale solid state memory integrated circuit. Got links if you want to check them out. The pictures alone are worth the trouble to surf on over.
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Computer chips are primarily made using silicon as the base material. Other elements commonly used in computer chip manufacturing include boron, phosphorus, arsenic, and antimony for doping the silicon to control its electrical properties, as well as metals like aluminum, copper, and gold for interconnects and contact pads.
Silicon is used in the production of computer chips and other electronics. Silicon is a basic component of most sand - quartz - which is used in the production of glass, cement and a number of other useful products.
Silicon is the typical base material , aluminum or copper are the interconnect metals.
It is on either side of the metalloids (zig-zag) line on the Periodic Table.
silicon (Si)
Silicon the 14th element of the periodic table(Si) is used in making computer chips.Silicon is mostly found combined with Oxygen in the form of sand.
The main material by far is silicon, with small traces of several other elements.
Silicon is used to make computer chips.
Krypton is not used to make computer chips. Computer chips are typically made using semiconductors like silicon, which have specific electrical properties that make them well-suited for this purpose. Krypton is primarily used in lighting, such as in fluorescent lights and high-intensity discharge lamps.
The metalloids silicon and germanium, also in Group 14,are used to make computer chips.
Copper (Cu)
Silicon is used to make computer chips and solar panels. Boron is used to make borosilicate glass, which is found in laboratory glassware and kitchenware. Arsenic is used in the production of semiconductors.