What's next after silicon?
>>53825509
The dick cheese that your mum collects
graphene, ya dickspit
>>53825509
death
silicon-e
>>53825541
damn
Slime mold based neural networks.
>>53825523
never going to leave the lab
Gallium Nitride
>>53825509
Germanium
Organic life is based on Carbon, which has 4 valence electrons. Looks like this|
-- C --
|
When you move directly below the periodic table, the element below has the same number of valence electors.
Below Carbon is Silicon, which interestingly is what's using in circuitry.
So we move down once more and we get Germanium.
>>53825634
>>53825634
Lead computers when?
>>53825634
>pic rel
>>53825634
This.
For consumer electronics? Nobody knows. It's hell after 7nm
>>53825634
Carbon has 2 valence electrons tho.
>>53825509
chilicorn
HAHAHAHAHAAA
HEEEEEEEEEEE
>>53825704
>Silicon_Based_Lifeform
Jinguuji-san was seen eating with another man and this made him angry...
>>53825634
That is not how any of this works
>but it has a pic of an atom so it must be smart
>>53825509
Silicon++, followed by SIlicon#
>>53825858
Please mr smarty pants. Explain to us how life works since you know so much
>>53825858
Do you seriously lack the amount of brain power to realize it isn't serious?
>>53825867
I kek'd
>>53825634
Weren't processors historically made out of germanium?
>>53825798
>>53825509
III-V shit like Indium gallium arsenide.
>>53826082
>gallium
bingo
>>53825867
>not ++Silicon
>>53825509
Scandium
>>53825588
Graphene will only "not leave the lab" if they find an even better material or group of materials that outperform it. As you probably know, graphene is incredibly versatile and will thus be used for a myriad of things outside of computing as well as within. But in all likelihood it will make its way into industrial manufacturing within a decade.
>>53825798
>He doesn't know about sp3 hybridized orbitals
Fuck p. chem
They'll just make the parts bigger
Dunno. Optoelectronics maybe?
>>53825867
Underrated
>>53825523
Nice meme.
