It was formerly considered inert but now is known to form compounds and is used in radio valves,
stroboscopic and bactericidal lamps and bubble chambers.
Xenon
| Xenon
is colourless. It is also odourless and a gaseous element occurring in
trace amounts in air.
It was formerly considered inert but now is known to form compounds and is used in radio valves, stroboscopic and bactericidal lamps and bubble chambers. |
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