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What are facts about xenon?

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11y ago
Updated: 8/17/2019

Xenon comes the from the Greek word "Xenos" meaning strange.

It is the only one of the noble gases able to form a compound.

It is oderless and colorless.

Xenon cost about $120 for every gram.

Discovered by Sir William Ramsay and Morris W. Travers.

Atomic number is 54, chemical symbol is Xe, and mass number is 131.29

Melting Point= -111.9C

Boiling Point= -107.1C

Group 18, Noble gas, and period 5 on Periodic Table.


It is chemically inert.

It is one of the noble gases.

It is used in lamps and neon lights.

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