szilíciumnál

szilíciumnál is the Hungarian word for "at silicon" or "more than silicon." In a scientific or technical context, it would typically refer to a comparison or threshold related to the element silicon. For instance, in material science, one might discuss properties that are superior to or exceed those of silicon. Silicon is a metalloid with atomic number 14, known for its semiconducting properties, making it fundamental to the electronics industry. It is the second most abundant element in the Earth's crust, found in various forms like quartz and sand.

When comparing materials, "szilíciumnál" could indicate a material that has a higher band gap than silicon, a greater electron mobility, or a more favorable thermal conductivity. For example, a compound might be described as having superior performance szilíciumnál in certain applications, suggesting it surpasses silicon's capabilities in that specific regard. This term is most likely to appear in technical literature, research papers, or discussions within fields like solid-state physics, electrical engineering, or chemistry when discussing the properties and applications of advanced materials relative to silicon. It signifies a benchmark or a point of reference for evaluating new or existing substances.