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Meanings of noble gases in English
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Examples for "group 18"
Examples for "group 18"
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It gave the group 18 months to fully comply.
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The watchdog gave the group 18 months to comply fully and indicated a series of measures Google must put into practice.
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Methods: 200 subjects of age group 18 to 25 were investigated with the clinical method using face form indicator and photographic method.
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The joint lawsuit led by Florida and now grouping 18 states was filed on March 23 by mostly Republican attorney generals.
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The illness was as lethal as a sweep of plague or a poisoned stream or the venting of some rare gas through their arterial habitat.
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Conclusions: Western Canada has witnessed the rapid emergence of a rare GAS strain causing invasive disease predominately in a select population of disadvantaged persons.
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Interfered with, they dissolved much more quickly: in a noble gas more slowly.
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As a noble gas, radon is colorless and odorless and reacts with nothing.
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A fullerene or "buckyball" molecule with noble gas trapped inside is shown in this undated artist concept handout image.
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This time, the X-37B will be sporting a Hall thruster, a propulsion system that uses electrically-accelerated noble gas instead of burning rocket fuel.
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The new experimental rig is composed of 200 kilograms of liquid xenon, made up of an almost unthinkable number of atoms of the noble gas.
Usage of noble gases in English
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The pacifist noble gases are a demilitarized zone surrounded by unstable neighbors.
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If that's the case, then the noble gases' nonreactivity is the key to sonoluminescence.
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Nitrogen, one of the noble gases, is inert and in and of itself harmless.
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The repose of the noble gases is rare, however.
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Electrons fill up shells more quickly, and nonreactive noble gases are separated by fewer elements.
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Unlike most of her contemporaries, Goeppert-Mayer saw a parallel here to the incredible stability of noble gases.
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Yes, apart from the noble gases.
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In 1904 Sir William Ramsay won the Nobel Prize for Chemistry discovering the noble gases which include neon, krypton and helium.
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Like all noble gases, helium glows when excited by electricity, and Rutherford's mystery particles began glowing helium's characteristic green and yellow.
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Although it may look like your typical pinball game, with a heavy infusion of heated noble gases and a dance-club soundtrack, PinOut!
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With the noble gases, the atoms have filled valence shells already and so do not stand to gain by any electron transfers.
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Patients gulp a lung full of one of two noble gases -helium or xenon -that have been hyperpolarized with lasers.
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And except for the self-satisfied noble gases, all these elements' outer-shell electrons are available to dump onto or react with other atoms.
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When I got called on in class to enumerate the noble gases and I didn't have a clue what the teacher was talking about.
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Elements whose address on the table should make them normal heavy metals might fill in their octets early and act like metallic noble gases instead.
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Other combinations of aluminium can mimic noble gases, semiconductors, bone materials like calcium, or elements from pretty much any other region of the periodic table.
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