Inauguration Of Ne

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The atomic number for Ne is 10. Mass number is 20.179. The number of neutrons is 10. Number of protons is 10 and the electrons is 10 as well. The electron configuration for Ne is 1s^2, 2s^2, 2p^6. William Ramsay discovered the noble gases that includes neon. Other applications that use neon include lasers, television tubes, and vacuum tubes. I s a colorless, non-metallic, very inert gas with an atomic number of ten. Neon is one of six elements, found in the rightmost column of the periodic table, that are inert. Melting point: minus 415.46 degrees Fahrenheit, minus 248.59 degrees Celsius. Boiling point: minus 410.94 F, minus 246.08 C. Neon gets its name from the Greek word "neos," meaning new.
The most common use of neon is in neon

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