Neon

Emily - 4/8/2007 5:56:43 PM

	celia - 4/1/2007 8:44:47 PM
	i have a project im doing on neon and i have to know what other elemnt u can combine neon with please let me know Thx

Neon and argon (NeAr) is used to make neon lamps. Neon and hydrogen (NeH) are used to make neon-hydrogen lasers. Helium and neon are used to make helium-neon lasers. Liquid neon is used as a cryogenic refrigerant.

Emily - 4/8/2007 5:54:46 PM

is neon combustible, reactive, and stability? please respond asap. school project due in 2 DAYS! :O

 alyce - 4/5/2007 5:21:47 PM

	celia - 4/1/2007 8:44:47 PM
	i have a project im doing on neon and i have to know what other elemnt u can combine neon with please let me know Thx

Neon can be combined to form a compound with Flourine to make a florescent blue.

Jrod - 4/4/2007 9:58:16 PM

is neon flammable

 celia - 4/1/2007 8:44:47 PM

i have a project im doing on neon and i have to know what other elemnt u can combine neon with please let me know
Thx

 Katie - 3/28/2007 12:18:05 AM

neon is $33 per 100 grams

 kayla - 3/22/2007 4:48:40 PM

I have a project due april 9th and I need to know radioactivity and the flammability

anonymous - 3/21/2007 1:56:04 PM

	tany - 11/26/2003 1:03:10 AM
	hey do u know how many electrons

10

 tricia - 3/20/2007 12:23:46 AM

What does neon react with, does it has anything to react with?

 Shannon - 3/19/2007 10:03:58 PM

okay i have a science proj and i need some help. I am doing it on Neon and i have 3 questions that i cant find:( here they are:

1. How is Neon mined?
2. What is this element mixed with to form an alloy?
3. How is this alloy used?

if you guys could help me that would be great... I need the answers asap though if anyone can help me

 tamika - 3/18/2007 10:50:45 AM

ok... i need to know what does neon do, where would you find it, what compounds is it found in, how is it extracted? gee the my projects due tomorrow :(

 Lexi - 3/15/2007 1:41:54 AM

	chasity - 10/15/2004 2:40:41 AM
	where can neon be found?

neon is found in the atmosphere

 Lexi - 3/15/2007 1:41:03 AM

hi, my boyfriens is doing a report on neon and he needs some interesting facts about neon. please help, he needs to do this project to pass the class and graduate.

 anna - 3/11/2007 7:25:46 PM

how much does neon cost???? i need help

 gage - 3/8/2007 3:17:04 PM

hey... where is neon located...in what country and specific state(s) would it be located? thanks

 bec - 3/8/2007 4:58:24 AM

FACTS ABOUT NEON!!!!!!!
Question 1- What gives you the name Neon?
I have the name Neon because its named after the Greek word, “Neos” and that’s meaning New.

Question 2- When did they find you?
O back in the days he found me it was roughly in the um late 1898s it was in London nice place around there a huge pity that it got bombed in July 2005 lucky it did not affect me as much.

Question 3- How are you useful?
As a noble gas neon is inert, unwilling to react with anything. Theoretically it could be used as a shield gas the same way argon is, but it isn't commonly used this way: Argon is cheaper.

Question 4- Which things contain Neon?
I’m used for lots of things hear is an Eg)... I’m used in T.V tubes; I’m also used on advertising signs, and I’m used on non- helium lasers and believe it or not Im used on YOUR RADIO and high voltage areas.


Question 5- Why have you got the name ‘glow’
I have the name “glow” because my light is so bright it is reddish and yellowish, but then when the gases come together it makes my light go to white.



Question 6- What makes you so rare and special?
Neon is a rare gaseous element present in the atmosphere to the extent if 1 part in 65,000 of air. It is obtained by liquefaction of air and separated from the other gases by incomplete cleansing.

Question 7-Where do you have to be kept?
Im lucky I can be stored anywhere and everywhere.

Question 8- Why would you say you’re not so expensive to buy as some other elements out there?
The reason I’m not so expensive is because other elements need lots of things to keep them alive and unlike me I don’t need that, it’s also compact, inert, and less expensive than Helium when meets refrigeration requirements.
The cost for Neon bought is:
-$2.00 per liter
-$800.00 per 80 cubic feet (2,265L)


Final summary:

I think it would be really bad if the element Neon disappeared because then know one would be able to use TVs or high voltage interactions because I also believe that with out this neon that Australia’s and the worlds lighting would be very shocking and more expansive to buy.

 bec - 3/8/2007 4:57:41 AM

	deoxsy - 2/27/2007 8:40:58 PM
	i need help finding facts and info about neon. i also need info about the people who discovered it

The reason I’m not so expensive is because other elements need lots of things to keep them alive and unlike me I don’t need that, it’s also compact, inert, and less expensive than Helium when meets refrigeration requirements.
The cost for Neon bought is:
-$2.00 per liter
-$800.00 per 80 cubic feet (2,265L)

Neon is a rare gaseous element present in the atmosphere to the extent if 1 part in 65,000 of air. It is obtained by liquefaction of air and separated from the other gases by incomplete cleansing. Why have you got the name ‘glow’
I have the name “glow” because my light is so bright it is reddish and yellowish, but then when the gases come together it makes my light go to white.

 bec - 3/8/2007 4:56:50 AM

	Daniel - 2/22/2007 2:53:38 AM
	DOES ANYBODY KNOW HOW MUCH NEON COSTS PER GARM? HHHEEELLLPPP!!!!!!!!!!!!

around The reason I’m not so expensive is because other elements need lots of things to keep them alive and unlike me I don’t need that, it’s also compact, inert, and less expensive than Helium when meets refrigeration requirements.
The cost for Neon bought is:
-$2.00 per liter
-$800.00 per 80 cubic feet (2,265L)

there u go... hope it can help x00xx

 bec - 3/8/2007 4:54:34 AM

	Jo - 1/16/2003 2:20:02 AM
	How much does neon cost?? please help!!

hey Neon is around $4.00 for 1L... or $100 for 100 L. works out cheper if u buy bigger amounts.. hope this information can helo ciao x0xx goood luck

anonymous - 3/4/2007 5:35:35 PM

date of discovery?