Silicone and silicone are the same type of adhesive. They are all colloidal materials made of silicon oxide compounds, with the main component being silicon dioxide (SiO2).

The difference is that "silicone" is a name expressed in Chinese pinyin, while "silicone" uses the phonetic symbol (ㄒㄒㄒ) ˊ  The name expressed in (one by one). There are slight differences in pronunciation between the two, but they refer to the same material.

Silicone/silicone adhesive has many similar characteristics and uses. They are non-toxic, tasteless and colorless materials with good chemical stability and thermal stability. They can adsorb a large amount of water or other liquids after drying and are widely used in fields such as moisture absorption, dehumidification, and preservation. In addition, they also have a certain degree of softness and elasticity, which can be used as filling materials, sealing materials, shock absorption materials, etc.

Overall, silicone and silicone are the same type of adhesive, with only name differences in different spellings.