What elements would you use to predict the properties of ekasilicon?

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Gallium and arsenic can be used to predict the properties of eka-silicon. This is because on the periodic table, these two elements are the closest neighbors of eka-silicon, and as a result, would have good number of similar properties with eka-silicon.

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