Chemical element 54
/ˈkɛmɪkəl ˈɛlɪmənt ˈfaɪfti fɔːr/
The term chemical element 54 refers to xenon, a noble gas with atomic number 54, used in scientific contexts to identify the element by its proton count.
Examples
- Students were asked to write the electron configuration of chemical element 54.
- When pressurized, chemical element 54 can form compounds with fluorine.
- Researchers detected traces of chemical element 54 in the atmospheric sample.
- The periodic table displays chemical element 54 between iodine and cesium.
- In the lab, we isolated the gas corresponding to chemical element 54 using fractional distillation.
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