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Practice Reading: Fill in the Blanks (Dropdown) ID: #36417 July Prediction Noble Gas
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The  six  gases:  helium,  neon,  argon,  krypton,  xenon  and  radon  have  a  myriad  of  modern  uses.  When  they  were  first  discovered,  their  strangely  stand-offish  properties  were  a  mystery.  Uniquely  stable,  they  seemed  to  participate  in  no  chemical  reactions.  But  by  understanding  the  stability  of  the  noble  gases,  physicists  discovered  the  key  to  chemical  bonding  .  Dmitri  Mendeleev  added  the  noble  gases  to  his  periodic  table  in  1902,  where  he  arranged  the  elements  in  rows  and  columns    to  their  atomic  weight.  Mendeleev  was  able  to  see  repeating  (or  periodic)  patterns  in  their  properties.  The  noble  gases  appeared    in  the  periodic  table,  occurring  in  every  eighth  position,  at  least  amongst  the  lighter  elements.

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