Is krypton corrosive

Answer 1

Yes Krypton can be oxidized by using Fluorine, to produce Krypton(II) Fluoride [KrF2]. The Proton bombardment process is a fast method for a relatively large amount of this. A mixture of Kr and F2 is bombarded with proton beam, to produce KrF2

Answer 2

Krypton, KR on the Periodic Table of Elements is one of the Noble Gases. It is inert (atomically stable) in its pure form. It is in our atmosphere, about 1 ppm. It is not corrosive (it isn't an oxidizing agent). Krypton does not react with water, air, acids or base.

Answer 3

Only under extreme temperatures and pressures. So far all elements have been made to oxidize except Helium and Neon.

Answer 4

No, krypton is a noble gas and is not corrosive. It is a colorless, odorless gas that is chemically inert under normal conditions, meaning it does not react easily with other substances.