Noble gases are this state of matter under standard conditions

Noble gases are generally ____ stable than other elements

This noble gas isn't used for anything

The term "noble gas" comes from this German word

Helium is used over hydrogen because it's not ___

This is the usual smell of noble gases

Noble gases have this filled so they are unreactive

This noble gas is used as a source of gamma radiation

Argon, the 3rd most abundant gas on Earth, is this percent of Earth's atmosphere.

This noble gas has the lowest boiling and melting points of any substance

Noble gases have a very narrow liquid range because of this

Noble gases have very high ____ energy

This noble gas is used in rocket propulsion

Neon liquifies at this temperature in Celcius

All the noble gases have stable isotopes except for these 2 elements

The melting and boiling points of noble gases are ___ compared to other elements

This noble gas has the smallest atomic radius of any element

This noble gas is used in instruments to detect radiation

Xenon doesn't form many compounds, but this compound has the chemical formula of XeFPtF6

This noble gas gets its name from a Greek word meaning "the hidden one"

Even though it's naturally colorless, neon becomes this color when combined with certain substances

True or False: Helium has the largest electronegativity of any element

This noble gas forms a compound with 2 fluorine atoms to create a powerful oxidative fluorinating agent

This isotope is 0.090% of naturally occurring Xenon (hint: there are 9 different stable isotopes that make up natural Xenon)

This noble gas gets its name from a Greek word meaning "stranger or foreigner"