Need some help in creating silicon life in cold temperatures

I am a new person to this but I have been looking at similar questions about silicon life.

I'm currently trying to create silicon-based lifeforms on a planet with a surface temperature of about, -36.5 degrees celsius. I was thinking maybe a reducing atmosphere primarily of nitrogen, not sure about the other parts yet for the atmosphere with maybe a little bit of ammonia.

Speaking of which I was also thinking of maybe having their solvent be ammonia as a replacement of water. Also, if this does help with understanding, the star this planet orbits is a F-type star of 1.1 solar masses.

What I need help with is both figuring out if what I have could work so far and what to add or replace.

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