Silicone,s an organic silicon compound, which refers to compounds that contain Si-O bonds and at least one organic group is directly connected to the silicon atom. It is customary to pass those through oxygen, sulfur, and nitrogen. A compound that connects an organic group with a silicon atom is also regarded as an organic silicon compound. Among them, polysiloxanes with a silicon-oxygen bond (-Si-0-Si-) as the skeleton are among the most organosilicon compounds, the most researched and widely used, accounting for more than 90% of the total amount . Silicone is similar to carbon. Silicone is also a tetrahedral tetrahedral structure. Among biomolecules, no compounds containing carbon-silicon bonds have been found. The first organosilicon compound was discovered in 1863 by French chemist Charles Friedel C and American chemist James Krafts (Crafts J).