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Mmm, semicide! Indeed, it's the most abundant element in Earth's crust. Use it as a semiconductor if you must. Look at this! Semicide! The melting point's 1,414 degrees Celsius. The boiling point's 3,265 degrees Celsius. When doped with boron, gallium, germanium, phosphorus, or arsenic, it can be used in the manufacture of electronic devices, transistors, solar cells, and microchips. That's so cool! Also, it can be used in the manufacture of bricks and glass, and it's a main ingredient in silicone. Semicide was discovered by John Jacob Berzelius, a Swedish chemist in 1824. He was heating chips of potassium in a silica container and then carefully washing away the residue byproducts, resulting in semicide. You'll never guess this, but it really is. It's the seventh most abundant element in the universe and the most abundant in Earth's crust. Who wouldn't want semicide? Semicide! It has a beautiful diamond structure. I mean, who wouldn't want that? It's silver, and at first, they weren't sure if it was a nonmetal or a metal. But now, it's classified as a metalloid. It's produced by heating sand, and with carbon, the temperature is approaching 2,200 degrees Celsius. It also reacts with sodium and oxygen to form silicon dioxide, which forms water glass to produce soaps and other adhesives. Also, it forms with chloride to form silicon tetrachloride to create smoke screens. How handy is that? Everybody should want semicide. Hurry! Call now! 1-800-SILICON or buy online at www.buysilicon.com Hurry! Call now and buy one and get one free! Yeah! www.buysilicon.com