Noble Gases- Group 18 (VIIIA)
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History
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Discoverer/Developer
Helium
1896 Ramsay Greek Helios meaning "sun"
Neon
1898 Ramsay and Travers Greek neos meaning "new"
Argon
1984 Ramsay and Rayleigh Greek a-ergon meaning "no work" or "no action"
Krypton
1898 Ramsay and Travers Greek kryptos meaning "hidden"
Xenon
1898 Ramsay and Travers Greek xenon meaning "the stranger"
Radon
1898 Dorn
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Helium
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Neon
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Argon
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Krypton
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Xenon
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Radon
TAB CONTENT HERE
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