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Helium He atom. Occurs as unreactive noble gas. Used in cryogenics, to fill balloons, etc. Royalty Free Stock Photo
Gold powder, gold blotch of paint, handmade, glowing highlights. ormus gold, Vector illustration. Royalty Free Stock Photo
Neon Ne atom. Occurs as unreactive noble gas. Used in signs, etc. Royalty Free Stock Photo
Krypton Kr atom. Occurs as unreactive noble gas. Mainly used for lighting applications. Royalty Free Stock Photo
Helium He atom. Occurs as unreactive noble gas. Used in cryogenics, to fill balloons, etc. Royalty Free Stock Photo
   
   
Noble gases, chemically related elements of group 18 in the periodic table
Krypton Kr atom. Occurs as unreactive noble gas. Mainly used for lighting applications. Royalty Free Stock Photo
Xenon Xe atom. Occurs as unreactive noble gas. Used for lighting applications and as a general anesthetic. Royalty Free Stock Photo
   
Neon symbol - Ne. Element of the periodic table on white ball with golden signs. White background Royalty Free Stock Photo
Argon Ar atom. Occurs as unreactive noble gas. Used as doping agent to simulate hypoxic conditions. Royalty Free Stock Photo
Argon Ar atom. Occurs as unreactive noble gas. Used as doping agent to simulate hypoxic conditions. Royalty Free Stock Photo
Neon Ne atom. Occurs as unreactive noble gas. Used in signs, etc. Royalty Free Stock Photo
Noble gases, chemically related elements of group 18 in the periodic table. Helium, neon, argon, krypton, xenon, radon, and oganesson. Also known as the inert gases and aerogens. Illustration. Vector

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