A compound containing carbon, hydrogen, and this element is the standard for calibrating chemical shift in NMR spectroscopy.
A method of producing this element at high purity is the Czochralski process. Like carbon-containing compounds, compounds containing this element can undergo catenation and can exhibit chirality due to this element's tetrahedral structure. A compound containing carbon, hydrogen, and this element is the standard for calibrating chemical shift in NMR spectroscopy. This semiconducting metalloid, which is found in TMS, has an atomic number of 14. For 10 points, name this element that, like germanium, is commonly used in computer chips.
A method of producing this element at high purity is the Czochralski process.
silicon [or Si]