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Neon is not considered "strong" in the traditional sense, as it is a noble gas and does not form chemical bonds due to its complete valence electron shell. However, its strength can be interpreted in terms of its stability and inertness, which make it resistant to reactions with other elements. This stability allows neon to maintain its unique properties and is why it is commonly used in lighting and signage. Additionally, neon's low reactivity contributes to its safety in various applications.

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