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Element Project

Samantha Rutherford
History
Neon means "noes" or "novens"
in Greek which translates to "new"
Neon was discovered In London,
1898 by British chemist Sir
William Ramsay and Morris
Travers.
Ramsay chilled a sample of air
until it became a liquid, then he
warmed the liquid; when it
started boiling, they captured the
gas. They first discovered krypton
but once it was removed the gas
had a red hue under microscopic
discharge.
Basic Information!

• Name: Neon
• Atomic Number: 10
• Most common isotope: Ne-20 and Ne-
22
Basic information pt. 2

- Categories:
-Group name: Noble gas
-Group Number: 18
- Period: 2
Physical properties

• Appearance: Neon appears as a


colorless, odorless noncombustible
gas. It is lighter than air.
• It is a nonmetal.
• State of matter at room temp.: Gas
• Melting point: -415.5 F
• Boiling Point: -410.9 F
Chemical Properties:
Electron Configuration: The first level only
holds 2 electrons. The second level holds
2, and the 6 other electrons will go to the
2p level.
Atomic radius: 38 pm
First ionization energy: 21.565
There is no Oxidation state since it is a
noble gas.
Common uses:
• Advertisment signs
• High voltage indicators
• Televsion tubes
• Meter tubes
• gas lazers (mixed with helium)
Cites and sources:
Author:Anne Marie Helmenstine, Ph.D. Organization: Byju's
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Britannica, The Editors of Encyclopaedia.
"neon". Encyclopedia Britannica, 28 Aug. Last updated: 2024
2024,
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2024. neon.
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