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Melting point: -246.048 C

Boiling point: -246 C

Density: .89994 g/L

State at room temp: Gas

Color: None

Neon is naturally unreactive with any other elements/substances. This is due to the fact that it is a noble gas, which means it has a full outer shell of (valence) electrons.

Who: William Ramsey

When: 1898

Where: Britain

How: A sample of gas was heated, and it gave off a spectrum of light not previously recorded. It was concluded a new gas had been discovered.

  • Used in impressive displays/advertisements
  • Used in instruments that detect electrical currents
  • Used in the manufacture of lasers which are used for precise cutting in industry/surgery applications
  • It is found in the air, with a percentage of .0182% of the atmosphere. It is obtained through the process of fractional distillation.
  • It has no compounds.
  • It is priced at $2/gram. This may be expensive, but the volume of a gram of gas compensates for the high price.

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Atomic symbol: Ne

Atomic #: 10

Atomic mass: 20

Classification: Noble gas

Discovery

Physical Properties

Neon:

The Noble Gas

  • Impressive displays/ advertisement
  • Used for instruments that detect electrical currents
  • Used in the manufacturing of lasers used forprecise cutting for industry/surgery, etc.

Important Uses

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Neon is naturally un-reactive with other elements/substances. This is due to it being a noble gas, meaning it has a full outer shell of (valence) electrons.

Chemical Properties

  • It is found in the air, with a percentage of .0182% of the atmosphere. It is obtained through the process of fractional distillation.
  • Neon has no compounds.
  • It is priced at $2/gram. While this may be expensive, the volume of a gram of this gas will compensate for the price.

Other Information

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