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Ar|gon 〈n. 11; unz.; chem. 〉 chem. Grundstoff, ein Edelgas, Ordnungszahl 18, z. B. in Leuchtstoffröhren verwendet [zu grch. argos „untätig“]

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• .93% of the earth's atmosphere

• #18 on the periodic table

• A noble gas

• About 1% of earth's atmosphere

• About 1% of the atmosphere

• About 1% of the Earth's atmosphere

• About one percent of air

• Air component

• Air element

• Atomic number 18

• Bulb filler

• Bulb gas

• Colorless gas

• Common noble gas

• Composition of some plasmas

• Earth's most abundant noble gas

• Element #18

• Element in air

• Element whose name comes from Greek for inactive

• Element whose name roughly means lazy

• First noble gas discovered

• Fluorescent bulb filler

• Fluorescent bulb gas

• Fluorescent lamp filler

• Fluorescent lamp gas

• Fluorescent tube gas

• Gas below neon

• Gas in bulbs

• Gas in fluorescent bulbs

• Gas in incandescent lamps

• Gas in incandescent lamps, perhaps

• Gas used in arc welding

• Gas used in incandescent lamps

• Gas used in lasers

• Gaseous element

• Gaseous element in our atmosphere

• Helium group gas

• Incandescent bulb gas

• Incandescent lamp gas

• Inert gas

• Inert gas used in vacuum tubes

• Inert gas used in welding

• It fills fluorescent and incandescent lamps

• It's a gas

• It's in Group 18 and Period 3

• It's inert

• It's next to chlorine on the table

• Laser gas

• Light bulb filler

• Light bulb gas

• Light gas

• Light-bulb element

• Most common inert gas

• Most common inert gas in the atmosphere

• Most common noble gas

• Most common of the noble gases

• Noble gas

• Number 18

• Odorless gas

• Odorless, colorless, inert gas

• Part of the atmosphere

• Radio tube gas

• Rare gas

• Roughly 1% of the atmosphere

• Scientific discovery of 1894

• The most abundant noble gas on earth

• Third-most common gas in the atmosphere

• Tube gas

• Vacuum tube filler

• Vacuum tube gas

• Volcanic gas

• You're breathing a little right now

• You're breathing a small amount of it right now

• A colorless and odorless inert gas

• One of the six inert gases

• Comprises approximately 1% of the earth's atmosphere

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