| It is used in metallurgical applications because of its metalloid properties. |
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| As the following examples illustrate, the organic group on the more active metal is transferred to the less active metal or metalloid. |
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| A tetravalent metalloid, Silicium is less reactive than its chemical analog carbon. |
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| As its two allotropic forms might suggest, silicon is a metalloid. |
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| Although less common than metal mines, coal wastes and workings can be a potential source of metal and metalloid leaching and acidic drainage. |
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| He pointed out that delay in the construction of metalloid roads was caused by underground schemes. |
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| Arsenic is a group V metalloid, with atomic number 33 and atomic weight 74.92. It occurs in several different forms depending upon the pH and oxidation potential of the water. |
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| In effect, Rogers has rethought silicon, a metalloid that, thanks to its abundance, low cost, and facility with binary bits, has become known among computer engineers as God's material. |
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| It should be noted that arsenic is a metalloid rather than a metal. |
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| Although Yellowknife was used as a case study, the incorporation of metal and metalloid bioaccessibilities into human health risk assessment will serve as a better predictor of actual risk at other contaminated sites. |
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| Of these TEs, Sb is a metalloid, V is a light metal, and the rest are heavy metals. |
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| However, graphite has some metalloid properties, such as good thermal conductivity and electric conductivity. |
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| Arsenic is a metalloid found in water, soil, and air from natural and anthropogenic sources. |
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| Antimony is a metalloid element that has been in increased demand in recent years for applications in microelectronics. |
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| It expanded from bleary delay rippling with looped phrases to embrace molten metalloid raunch and blues grit, acoustic guitars and pedal steels. |
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| Metal films like gold, platinum and titanium, or metalloid films like Indium Tin Oxide, are appropriate for making microelectrodes for lab-on-chip devices. |
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