YOU KNOW YOU NEED IT!
Emma Bartlett
Chemistry 2
Period 8
KRYPTON: THE NOBLEST GAS
Krypton was discovered in 1898 by Sir William
Ramsay, Morris W. Travers. After liquid air had
been boiled away, Krypton appeared as a residue.
 It was a hidden element that was stumbled upon
and that’s how the name was decided. It
originates Greek word "kryptos" meaning
"hidden".
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KRYPTON: THE NOBLEST GAS
Krypton is represented as Kr on the periodic
table, only the best symbol for the almighty
Krypton!
 The Atomic Mass of Krypton is 83.798g
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KRYPTON: THE NOBLEST GAS
Contains Found Within:
Protons =36,Neutron=48,Electron=36
KRYPTON: THE NOBLEST GAS
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Krypton is a nonmetal, it is part of the Noble Gas
family which are the finest of the elements, but
Krypton is the noblest of them all.
KRYPTON: HOW IS IT OBTAINED YOU ASK?
Krypton is found after liquid air is completely
boiled, and the remains are the noble gas we
know as Krypton, it also is found in Earth’s
atmosphere.
 It can be obtained by fission of Uranium!
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KRYPTON: CHEMICAL SMEICALS!
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There is only one main use for Krypton, it’s often
used for fluorescent signs but don’t get
discouraged it is a distant cousin of Kryptonite so
it may be very harmful to Superheroes, villains
are very hot buyers nowadays!
KRYPTON: PHYSICAL PROPERTIES?
Krypton is a colorless, odorless gas!
 Melting point: -157.36 °C
 Boiling point: -153.22 °C
 Density: 3.73 grams per liter
 Freezing Point: -157.37° C
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WHY YOU SHOULD BUY IT?!
Krypton, is the basis for that ever famous
Kryptonite, you will be one of the richest
companies in the world because all of the super
villains will be buying it directly from you! This is
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they last! We are the only sellers of this product
so, you will not see it in stores, it will be a
valuable addition to your company we promise
you! So, what do you think? Why, not take the
plunge?!
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PICTURE CITATIONS
1: http://www.personal.psu.edu/sdb229/KryptonXenon001.jpg
 2: http://sce.umkc.edu/~leeyu/Family/Jason/periodic.gif
 3:http://0.tqn.com/d/chemistry/1/0/u/I/1/Krypton.jpg
 4: http://images-of-elements.com/krypton-2.jpg
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5: http://periodictable.com/Samples/036.6/s9s.JPG
6:http://www.inspirefirst.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/08/avengers-of-pop-merlito-207x224.jpg
 7:http://www.visionlearning.com/library/modules/mid59/Image/VLObject-785-021205011204.gif
 8: http://woodsperiodictable.wikispaces.com/file/view/Krypton.png/46711941/Krypton.png
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