SIL-I-CON

The periodic table's close relative of carbon (C) is silicon (Si). Silicon is found everywhere in the Universe, but is not found by itself in nature. You will always find silicon bound to other elements, such asoxygen (O). The rocks with silicon and oxygen are called silicates. You're probably sitting in front of some silicon right now. It's in your computer! 

Even though humans have been using silicon for thousands of years, it wasn't discovered officially until 1824 by a scientist named Berzelius. It was isolated and forced to form its first crystals in 1854. When purified, it is a metallic-looking, grayish crystal. While it might be shiny like a metal, it is not a metal. You will find silicon just below carbon in the third row (period) of the periodic table. Silicon has a similar makeup to carbon in the way itselectrons are arranged. 

http://teamislam.tumblr.com/post/102898350250/is-the-holy-quran-not-a-miracle
this link about the miracle of al Quran that shows about atomic mass ofthe elemants on periodic table.

for futher reference, you can click this link

http://cccbdb.nist.gov/pglist.asp

All molecules sorted by Point Group

Point Group	Species	Name	Species	Name	Species	Name
C∞v	HD	Deuterium hydride
C∞v	HeH	Helium hydride	HeH+	Helium hydride cation
C∞v	LiH	Lithium Hydride	LiH-	lithium hydride anion	LiH+	lithium hydride cation
C∞v	BeH	beryllium monohydride	BeH-	berylium monohydride anion	BeH+	beryllium monohydride cation
C∞v	BeH2+	Beryllium dihydride cation
C∞v	BH	Boron monohydride	BH-	boron monohydride anion	BH+	boron monohydride cation
C∞v	CH	Methylidyne	CH-	methylidyne anion	CH+	Methylidyne cation
C∞v	NH	Imidogen	NH-	Imidogen anion	NH+	imidogen cation
C∞v	OH	Hydroxyl radical	OH-	hydroxide anion	OH+	hydoxyl cation
C∞v	DO	Hydroxyl-d

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