noble gas

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noble gas (plural noble gases)

(chemistry) Any of the elements of group 18 of the periodic table, being monatomic and (with very limited exceptions) inert.

Usage notes edit

When the term was coined, all known group 18 elements were unreactive gases. This may not be true for the recently discovered superheavy element oganesson, though experiments cannot yet be carried out because of its short lifetime. Chemists usually include oganesson as a noble gas to extend the term to all of group 18, though those specialising in the chemistry of superheavy elements may exclude it.

Synonyms edit

aerogen

Hypernyms edit

inert gas

Translations edit

element of group 18 of the periodic table

Afrikaans: edelgas (af)
Arabic: غَازٌ خَامِل m (ḡāzun ḵāmil)
Armenian: ազնիվ գազ (hy) (azniv gaz)
Catalan: gas noble m
Chinese:
Mandarin: 稀有氣體／稀有气体 (zh) (xīyǒu qìtǐ), 惰性氣體／惰性气体 (zh) (duòxìng qìtǐ)
Czech: vzácný plyn m
Danish: ædelgas (da) c
Dutch: edelgas (nl) n
Esperanto: nobla gaso
Estonian: väärisgaas
Finnish: jalokaasu (fi)
French: gaz noble (fr) m, gaz rare (fr) m
Galician: gas nobre (gl) m
German: Edelgas (de) n
Hungarian: nemesgáz (hu)
Icelandic: eðalgas n, eðalgastegund f, eðallofttegund f
Indonesian: gas mulia (id)
Italian: gas nobile (it)
Japanese: 貴ガス (ki-gasu)
Khmer: ឧស្ម័នកំរ (ʼusman kɑmrɑɑ)
Kyrgyz: асыл газ (asıl gaz)
Latvian: cēlgāze (lv) f
Macedonian: благороден гас m (blagoroden gas)
Malay: gas adi (ms)
Norwegian: edelgass (no) m
Persian: گاز نجیب (fa) (gâz-e najib)
Polish: gaz szlachetny (pl) m
Portuguese: gás nobre (pt) m
Romanian: gaz nobil (ro) n
Russian: благоро́дный газ (ru) m (blagoródnyj gaz)
Serbo-Croatian: племенити плин m, plemeniti plin m
Slovak: vzácny plyn
Spanish: gas noble m
Swedish: ädelgas (sv) c
Thai: ก๊าซมีตระกูล (gáat mêe trágoon)
Turkish: soygaz (tr)
Ukrainian: благоро́дний газ m (blahoródnyj haz)
Vietnamese: khí hiếm (vi), khí trơ (vi)

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