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noble gases

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noble gases,
n.pl a group of very stable elements, such as neon and argon, that do not easily react with other atoms because of their filled outer electron shell. Also called
inert gases.


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Byline: ANI Washington, May 28 (ANI): Researchers at Rice University and Harvard University, US, have developed a new model to explain how noble gases - elements like helium, neon and argon - are lost from the Earth's interior during mantle convection.
They looked at the ratio between isotopes of carbon dioxide and isotopes of a group of so-called noble gases, including helium.
With actual applications such as aspects of hydrogen technology and the use of hydrogen in fuel cells as well, the contributors address logistics, the air gases of nitrogen, oxygen and argon, the noble gases of neon, krypton, xenon and helium, gases used in synthesis such as hydrogen and carbon monoxide, natural gas, fuel gases, and mixtures.
 
 
 
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