1. Neon By. Santana Meredith 10 Ne 20.1797

2. uses and properties of neon  Neon is used in making advertising signs  Used to make high-voltage indicators, lightning arrestors, wave meter tubes and TV tubes.  Neon and helium are used in making gas lasers.  Liquid neon is an economical cryogenic refrigerant.  It is also used to make neon lights  Neon is colorless  Neon is a noble gas  The melting point is 248.6 c  The boiling point is 246.1 c  Neon Systems is the industry that uses neon.

3. Facts about neon  Neon was discovered by Sir William Ramsay in London, England in 1989.  Neon is from the Greed word “neos” meaning “new”.  Neon is used for lighting and is obtained from liquid air  The melting point is 248.6 c  The boiling point is 246.1 c  Neon has 10 protons and electrons  Neon has 10 neutrons  Neon is colorless  Neon is a noble gas  The atomic number is 10

4. neon Basic Info Atomic Number 10 Symbol Ne Atomic Mass 20.1797 uses Making Advertising signs Used in Making lights Neon and Helium are Used in Making Gas lasers properties colorless Noble gas 0.901g/cm3 origin Sir Williams Ramsey Obtained By liquid air 1898

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