Argon’s Chem

                               Noble gases’ colors            The noble gases  are the  inert  gases. They’re abundant in the nature. “The noble gases” is a name of a group on the periodic table located in group  8a (VIIIA).  Noble gases’ period has only 9 elements. Such as helium (He) , neon (Ne) , argon (Ar) , krypton (Kr) , xenon (Xe) , radon (Rn) , and oganesson (Og) . They’re very difficult to react with other elements cause their stability. But now many figures can make many compounds of the noble gases.           Although the 118th element has been found, which is an artificial element, and the new IUPAC (International Union and Pure Applied Chemistry) named it oganesson (Og), nevertheless, in average, most people recognize other than oganesson, those known noble gases.            The popular ...

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        There are some confusing questions that may pop up in our mind, especially when they are related to elemental chemistry. The followinf examples of frequently asked questions are, “why iron that was originally a mineral can be separated and then can be used as metallic appliances?”, then “Why does the sea contains salt and what is that?” And, “why does the radioisotope which radiates the tissues of cell, like cobalt-60 exactly either treat cancer or trigger cancer?”, and the last one, “How does X-ray scan our bones?” Perhaps not all of those questions we can answer correctly if we know nothing. In chemistry discipline, there is a subject called elemental chemistry. A study which explains certain elements corresponding to the elements in the periodic table, also explains the ways of how the elements being processed, and obviously the product substances of each elemental reaction.             For the first time, when l ooking at the...