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Noble Gases

Published on Oct 20, 2018

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Noble Gases

By:Alex Lawrence
Photo by wockerjabby

Elements in my group

  • Helium
  • Neon
  • Argon
  • Krypton
  • Xenon
  • Radon
Photo by Jeremy Brooks

Fun Facts

  • Helium and neon are not reactive.
  • Most Noble gases only react in specific circumstances.
  • They do not have color nor odor.
Photo by fdecomite

Noble Gases in the Real World

  • Helium is used in blimps.
  • Neon is found in lit signs.
  • Argon is used in lightbulbs.
Photo by zetson

Argon

By:Alex Lawrence
Photo by Cle0patra

Argon has no color or odor and it is not a reactive substance.

Photo by Thomas Hawk

Argon facts

  • Atomic # is 18
  • Atomic mass: 39.948
  • It is a non-metal
  • It's density in a solid state is 1.784 g/L
  • It would float in water.
Photo by Thomas Hawk

Argon in the Real World

  • Argon is found in light bulbs.
  • Argon is used in welding.
  • It used to be used in large radios.
Photo by olga.reznik

Argon fun facts

  • The third larges contributor of gas in the atmosphere is Argon.
  • Argon is denser than air.
  • Argon was the first noble gas to be discovered.

History of Argon

  • Argon was discovered in 1894.
  • The basis of Argon's name means inactive, this is because of how unreactive the element is.