Also known as noble or inert gases, these are uncommon gases such as neon or krypton which are chemically unreactive.
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- inert gas (in chemistry)
- phosphine
- atmosphere
- liquid air (in chemistry)
- Breakdown potential (physical electronics)
- Gilbert Newton Lewis (Amercan physical chemist)
- Noble Gases
- Argon (inorganic chemistry)
- Thorium (inorganic chemistry)
- Industrial gases (SIC 2813) (industry)
- Sir William Ramsay
- How is krypton made?
- Radio and television repair shops (SIC 7622) (industry)
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