XENON

XENON


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Word: xenon
Phonetic: /zenɔn/
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The chemical element (symbol Xe) with an atomic number of 54. It is a colorless, odorless, unreactive noble gas, used notably in camera flash technology.


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54 on the periodic table
1980s Big Apple nightclub with a chemical name
A noble gas
A rare gas
Air component
An inert gas
Arc lamp element
Arc lamp gas
Arc-lamp gas
Atomic number 54
Chemical used in anaesthesia
Colorless gas
Colorless
Element # 54
Element #54
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Element in arc lamps
Element in lasers
Element in strobe lights
Element named after the Greek word for strange
Element next to iodine in the periodic table
Element number 54
Fifth noble gas
Flash lamp filler
Flashbulb element
Flashlamp gas
Flashtube gas
Gas discovered in 1898
Gas for headlights
Gas in arc lamps
Gas in strobe lights
Gas in television tubes
Gas used in arc lamps
Gas used in flash lamps
Gas used in high-intensity headlights
Gas used in lasers
Gas used in some lamps
Gas used in strobe lights
Gas used in tubes
Group 18 element
Hard-to-combine gas
Headlight gas
Heavy gas
Inert gas
Inert gas used in lights
It doesnt react well
It follows iodine in the periodic table
Its a gas
Its in the air
Its noble
Its often in the spotlight
Its under krypton on the periodic table
Light gas
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Noble gas sometimes used in headlights
One of the noble gases
Photographic flash gas
Radio tube filler
Radio tube gas
Radio-tube filler
Radio-tube gas
Rare but useful gas
Rare gas
Second-heaviest noble gas
TV tube material
TV-tube element
Television tube filler
Trace element in air
Tube gas
Gaseous element
Element in air.
Heavy, colorless gas.
Gas from hot springs.
Chemical element
Inert gaseous element
Gaseous element in our atmosphere
Gas in the atmosphere
Gas used in TV tubes
Relative of neon
Gaseous element used in lasers
Bubble-chamber gas
Filling for a TV tube
It doesn't react well
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It's often in the spotlight
Strobe light element
Searchlight element
First inert gas made into a compound
Gas in an ion thruster
Fifth member in a noble line
--, on the periodic table
Element next to iodine on the periodic table
Gas whose name comes from the Greek for strange
Heavy, colourless and odourless gas
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Heavy, gaseous element.
Inert gas, Xe
Inert gas used in radio valves
Gas produced by kiss not at all uplifting
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Love being turned over after kiss — it's a gas!
Reverse of zero times this is number 54
Ox reared that's noble
Ten to zero, counting backwards? It's elementary
Gas turned up to No IX
Gas in an arc lamp
Propellant in ion thrusters
Gas in flashtubes
Element from the Greek for strange
Gas from the Greek for strange
FA cross with U-turn that's a gas
Element in some auto headlights
132 Inert gas
Chemical element used in arc lamps
Iodines noble neighbor
Member of a noble family
The only chemical element with a name that begins with an ix/i
Possess
Picture
Invigorated
BBC sitcom in which Ardal O'Hanlon played George Sunday, aka Thermoman
Common name for herbaceous perennial flowering plants of the genus Urtica
Odourless gas
Colourless gas
(?) Clue Number 4 for 170618
Colourless odourless gaseous element whose atomic number is 54
Noble gas whose atomic number is 54
Heavy inert gas
Gas in some headlights
Noble gas discovered in 1898
Noble gas whose name comes from the Greek for strange
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Element exhibiting a blue glow when placed in an electric field
Gas whose name comes from the Greek word for "foreigner"
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One of the inert gases
Noble gas in flash lamps




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