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Neon

Neon. By D. Cole. Scientific Facts About Neon. Symbol is Ne 20.180 is the Atomic Weight Atomic number is 10 Neon has 10 Electrons, Protons, and Neutrons At Room Temperature Neon is a gas Ramsey and Travers discovered in 1898. It’s appearance is color less.

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Neon

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  1. Neon By D. Cole

  2. Scientific Facts About Neon • Symbol is Ne • 20.180 is the Atomic Weight • Atomic number is 10 • Neon has 10 Electrons, Protons, and Neutrons • At Room Temperature Neon is a gas • Ramsey and Travers discovered in 1898

  3. It’s appearanceis color less The melting point of neon is 248.67°C boiling point is -246.048°C

  4. Uses In Advertising Lights, high voltage inductors, Lighting arrestors, TV tubes, and wave water meters

  5. It’s origin of name & meanings is a Greek word name neos

  6. Sites I findmy stuff www.elements.com, www.chemicool.com, Andwww.periodic.com

  7. Pictures of Neon

  8. THE END Productions by Dylan Cole are not aloud to be copied or shown to others.

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