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By Hanna and Brea

NEON. EON. By Hanna and Brea. Introduction to Neon. Name : Neon • # of Neutrons : 10 Symbol : Ne • Classification : Noble Gas Atomic #: 10 • Crystal Structure : Cubic Atomic Mass : 20.1797 • Density @ 293 K : 0.901 g/cm³ •Nonmetal

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By Hanna and Brea

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  1. NEON EON By Hanna and Brea

  2. Introduction to Neon • Name: Neon • # of Neutrons: 10 • Symbol: Ne • Classification: Noble Gas • Atomic #: 10 • Crystal Structure: Cubic • Atomic Mass: 20.1797 • Density @ 293 K: 0.901 g/cm³ •Nonmetal • Melting Point: -248.6 °C •Color: Colorless • Boiling Point:-248.6 °C •Not Conductive • # of Protons/Electrons: 10 • Non Reactive

  3. 10 Atomic Number Chemical Symbol Element Name Atomic Mass Ne Neon 20.2

  4. - - - - - - - E:10 - - P:10 N:10 - -

  5. ISOTOPES: Isotope Half Life Neutrons Ne-2ostable10 Ne-21 stable 11 Ne-22 stable 12

  6. PERIODIC TABLE NEON Nonmetal

  7. HOW WE SEE IT Even if we don’t notice, neon is all around us. Neon is the color in our T.V.’s. Neon is a gas. When it gets very cold, it becomes liquid. It is a good liquid to use in cryogenics because it won’t combine with other elements used in cryogenics. We also may see neon in lasers and glow-in-the-dark items.

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