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review the noble gases

by Diana De La Torre
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The density of the noble gases down the grou p

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the melting point of the noble gases down the grou p

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the boiling point of the noble gases down the grou p

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All of the noble gases have outer shell s

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Neon has electrons in tota l

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Argon has valance electron s

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Helium has valance electron s

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The noble gases are , which means that they are found by themselves .

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is used in balloons because it is less dense than air .

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