Bonding of silicon in solids and molecules is qualitatively

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The bonding of silicon in solids and molecules is qualitatively the same as that of carbon. Silicon atomic states become molecular states and in a solid, these effectively form the valence and conduction bands. Which of silicones atomic states are relevant ones, and which molecular state corresponds to which band?

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