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| ...and here's the letter X! |
Xenon is amazingly one of the most boring word and
topic imaginable.
Seriously. Xenon fulfills the need for “X is for…”
Seriously. Xenon fulfills the need for “X is for…”
Even so, here are a few, very few facts about Xenon:
…Xenon’s symbol on Elements chart is Xe
.
…Xenon’s atomic # is 54.
…Xenon’s weight is 131.293.
…Word origin is a Greek term for “Stranger”.
…It was discovered by Scottish William Ramsey and
English Morris Travers in 1898.
…It was totally useless until it was combined with fluorine
and oxygen to produce light.
Huzzah for X is for Xenon!
Wait, just a minute now...Xenon is actually useful, in that car headlights blind us all now and then. And, Xenon would be a cool name to give to your newborn child. And, if you want to mess with someone's mind, you could throw Xenon in a conversation just to confuse people. It would elevate you into the zone of gifted intelligentsia. Think what you will.
Wait, just a minute now...Xenon is actually useful, in that car headlights blind us all now and then. And, Xenon would be a cool name to give to your newborn child. And, if you want to mess with someone's mind, you could throw Xenon in a conversation just to confuse people. It would elevate you into the zone of gifted intelligentsia. Think what you will.
| Light works for me. |
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