It is often said that, beyond our familiar carbon-based life chemistry on Earth, silicon offers the next most likely possibility. This is because of silicon's ability to make structures from long chains of silicon atoms similar to the way carbon does. Examples of these chains of silicon atoms are pliable silicon rubber compounds. Quartz, on the other hand, is a rigid 3-dimensional crystalline array of silicon dioxide. The carbon-based analog to quartz would be the arrangement of pure carbon into a crystalline diamond.
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