Silicon is a non-metallic element.
Silicone (in modern use) is "any of a large group of synthetic organosilicon polymers (siloxanes) based on chains or networks of alternating silicon and oxygen atoms, many of these being good electrical insulators with high durability, and finding uses as liquids, greases, rubbers (notably in cosmetic surgery), or resins".
Source: Oxford English Dictionary.
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