Silicon generally forms at least polar covalent bonds, like carbon, as befits its status as a Gropu 4A nonmetal. The only obvious exception I can think of is SiC, which despite the similarity you might expect to graphite or diamond does, I think, have significant ionic or metallic character to its bonding in the solid state.
Answer:
The energy contained in its molecules movement and vibration
Explanation:
See above
Answer:
False
Explanation:
Some animals are cold blooded