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" Life is a breeze"
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Just got back from the Noble Country club with Oxygen and Carbon Monoxide.
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I take swelling pride in being the third most common gas in the atmosphere, not to mention being a knight of the Inert Kingdom. My current occupation is to protect the Declaration of Independence, since Oxygen wouldve done such a dastardly job.
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Relationship Status: Im in a radiant relationship with heat.
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Parent: Lord Ryleigh and William Ramsey
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Network: non-mettalic
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Valence Electrons: 18
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| Reactivity:not reactive |
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| State of Matter:gas |
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| Location on Periodic Table: in the metals, number 18 |
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Birthday: 1894
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Hometown: unknown
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Group: noble gases
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2-3 sentences about the elements. (physical and chemical properties)
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I am noble gas which means i am non-reactive. i am a gas at room temperature, but once the temperature rises over -246 degrees celcius i start decomposing. Also, i have 3 stable isotopes.
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You can find me in flourecent light bulbs, growing semiconductor crystals, and processes that require sheildind
from other atmospheric gases.
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Here I am inside a light bulb. Look at me shine!
With lead, potash, soda, and lime.
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Comments (3)
Anne Alarcon said
at 8:18 am on Oct 16, 2012
Why are Noble gases noble? What are some of your everyday uses?
Mrs. Lockwood said
at 7:16 pm on Oct 24, 2012
Where is the word Argon derived from?
Argon said
at 11:17 am on Nov 4, 2012
They are noble because they dont reacte and the word argon comes from the greek work inactive which is argos
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