What is the hardness of neon on Mo Scale?

Answer 1

The scale you seek is Mohs' scale and applies only to solids. Mohs devised this scale about 1812 where talc is 1, gypsum is 2 up to diamond 10. Neon gas would not come under this scale.
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Answer 2

Neon is the second lightest gas and must be frozen to demonstrate hardness. Its hardness is Mohs. It is colorless, without stable compounds (although some investigations have shown it may form fluorine. and its liquid range is the smallest among the elements.

Answer 3

Neon is a gas and does not have a hardness value on the Mohs scale, which is used to measure the hardness of minerals. Hardness is a measure of a material's resistance to scratching or indentation, which is not applicable to gases like neon.

Answer 4

the answer to the hardness of nitrogen is stiff as a rock at freezing point

Answer 5

All steels contain some nitrogen which is effective in improving the mechanical and corrosion properties of steels if it remains in solid solution or precipitates as very fine and coherent nitrides. When nitrogen is added to austenitic steels it can simultaneously improve fatigue life, strength, work hardening rate, wear and localized corrosion resistance.

High nitrogen martensitic stainless steels show improved resistance to localized corrosion (pitting, crevice and intergranular corrosion) over their carbon containing counterparts. Because of this, the high nitrogen steels are being considered a new promising class of engineering materials.

All steels contain some nitrogen which is effective in improving the mechanical and corrosion properties of steels if it remains in solid solution or precipitates as very fine and coherent nitrides. When nitrogen is added to austenitic steels it can simultaneously improve fatigue life, strength, work hardening rate, wear and localized corrosion resistance.