| The sodium ion has the same electron configuration as neon, the noble gas immediately before it on the Periodic Table. |
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| The noble gas atoms have a complete octet of electrons in the outermost shell. |
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| Plus, xenon happens to be a noble gas, which means it won't corrode or otherwise interact chemically with anything. |
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| The research program involved the design and building of a noble gas extraction line with quadrupole mass spectrometer analyser. |
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| This will also release secondary electrons that will in turn ionize more noble gas atoms. |
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| Electrons are accelerated towards the anode and ionize the noble gas atoms. |
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| Errors for noble gas concentrations include experimental uncertainties related to noble gas abundances and blank corrections. |
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| Radon is a naturally occurring radioactive noble gas, the most significant isotope of which is radon-222 with a half life of 3,82 days. |
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| A methodology for categorization of events detected by noble gas system measurements therefore needs to be developed. |
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| A measurement performed by an IMS radionuclide noble gas station was found to be compatible with the same conclusion. |
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| It has been developed to continuously sample the volumetric activity of noble gas and tritium in a radioactive effluent gaseous sample. |
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| Oxygen lacks two electrons compared with neon, the nearest noble gas. |
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| The development of capacity of the Preparatory Commission of the CTBTO in the area of noble gas monitoring is an important tool for assessing whether or not an observed explosion is a nuclear test. |
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| This monitor is designed to meet the noble gas monitoring requirements set forth by the USA Regulatory Guide 1.97 and it can be used before, during and after an accident. |
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| Among noble gas workers, the reception has been warmer. |
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| Blank corrections were applied to noble gas data. |
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| This was supported by our noble gas results. |
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| Particulate and noble gas monitors continuously measure the volumetric activity of a radioactive gaseous sample or gaseous sample containing particulates. |
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| It has been developed to continuously measure the particulate, iodine and noble gas volumetric activities in stacks, ventilation ducts or working areas. |
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| Only after the 3d subshell is complete are the 4p orbitals in line for occupation, and then six electrons are needed to bring the elements to the next noble gas, krypton. |
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| A noble gas, it was discovered by Scottish scientist Sir William Ramsay 100 years ago today. |
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| At this point it should be noticed that the second noble gas, neon, has a closed-shell electron configuration, as does the first noble gas, helium. |
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| In order to simplify the formula, scientists generally assume that igneous rock contains no argon when it forms, because the argon, being a noble gas, would escape from the cooling lava. |
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| For each flavor, the lightest meson, which is the best candidate for assembling a pentaquark, is a spin-0 particle, which resembles a noble gas. |
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| The noble gas atoms that are now positively charged are then accelerated towards the cathode and knock out atoms from the metal layer covering the cathode. |
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| Investigations have shown that the Community has very large quantities of lithium at its disposal. No chemical pollution The reaction product of deuterium-tritium fusion is helium, a noble gas which is chemically inert. |
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| The team has analyzed the ratios of noble gas isotopes from deep within Earth's mantle, and has compared these results to isotope ratios closer to the surface. |
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