rare gas

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rare gas

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rare gas

n
(Elements & Compounds) another name for inert gas1
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gaz rare

rare gas

nEdelgas nt
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Doctors now want the union to campaign for a ban on "frivolous use" of the rare gas, which is used in vital medical equipment like MRI scanners.
Caption: Molecular cages such as the one illustrated in gray and blue have a central gap (purple) perfectly sized to hold a rare gas atom.
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