1. Neon
By: Safiya Ibrahim

2. Neon Neon is a non-metal The melting point for neon is -248.6 *c
The boiling point is *c
The atomic number of neon is 10
The atomic weight is

3. Appearance
The appearances of neon are:
Colourless
Odorless
Tasteless

4. History
Neon was discovered by sir William Ramsay ( ) in 1898, and by Morris W. Travers ( ) in London.
Ramsay discovered Neon (Ne) when he chilled a sample of air until it became a liquid. Then he warmed up the liquid till it became a gas as they boiled off.

5. Uses & Purposes Uses Television Tubes High-voltage indicators
Wave meter tubes
What qualities of the element make it useful for this purpose
To activate the machine when ever it gets the signal
Used to indicate the presence of voltage to ensure safety
Wave meter tubes are used to detect wave signals from electronic devices such as a TV.

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