Organosilicon, or organosilicon compound, refers to a compound that contains Si-C bonds and at least one organic group is directly connected to a silicon atom. Linking compounds are also considered organosilicon compounds.

Properties of Silicone
1. Temperature resistance
Silicone products are based on the silicon-oxygen (Si-O) bond as the main chain structure, the bond energy of the C-C bond is 82.6 kcal/gram molecule, and the bond energy of the Si-O bond in silicone is 121 kcal / gram molecule, so the thermal stability of silicone products is high, and the chemical bonds of molecules will not be broken or decomposed under high temperature (or radiation exposure). Silicone is not only resistant to high temperature, but also resistant to low temperature, and can be used in a wide temperature range. Whether it is chemical properties or physical and mechanical properties, the change with temperature is very small.
2. Biological characteristics
Bioactive silicone is an essential nutrient for the human body. Silicone is an important element that constitutes human tissue and participates in metabolism. Stored in every cell of the human body, it acts as a support for cell construction and helps absorb other important substances such as magnesium, phosphorus, and calcium. The human body can only obtain silicone continuously through food.

Silicone use
Use of Silicone Silicone has a wide range of applications due to its excellent properties. It is not only used as a special material in aviation, cutting-edge technology, and military technology departments, but also in various sectors of the national economy. Its application range has expanded to: construction, electronics, textiles, automobiles, machinery, leather and paper, chemical industry Metals and paints, medicine and medical treatment, etc.
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