High Purity Xenon Gas (Xe) Rare Gases
Atomic and Molecular Properties
Chemical Symbol |
Xe |
Atomic Number |
54 |
Atomic Mass |
131.293(6) u (unified atomic mass units) |
Phase at Room Temperature |
Gas |
Molecular Structure |
Monoatomic |
Physical Properties
Density |
Gas |
5.887±0.009 g/L at 0°C and 1 atm |
Liquid |
3.52 g/cm³ at its boiling point (-160.06°C) |
|
Solid |
2.7 g/cm³ at -240°C |
|
Melting Point |
-160.06°C (-258.11°F) |
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Boiling Point |
-108.93°C (-162.07°F) under 1 atm pressure |
|
Triple Point |
-209.4°C (-344.92°F) |
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Critical Temperature |
16.6°C (61.88°F) |
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Critical Pressure |
58.2×10^5 Pa (8.59 atm) |
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Critical Density |
1.155 g/L |
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Product |
Grade |
Package |
Xenon 5N |
99.999 % |
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Xenon 6N |
99.9999 % |
|
Xenon 7N |
99.99999 % |
Safety and Reactivity
Applications
1. Welding: Xenon gas is used in the welding industry to provide a stable arc that is less likely to spatter and burn.
2. Lamp production: Xenon gas is commonly used to produce high-intensity discharge lamps, which are used in streetlights and other lighting applications.
3. Medical imaging: Xenon gas is used in medical imaging techniques, such as positron emission tomography (PET) and computed tomography (CT), to enhance image.
4. Aerospace & Aircraft：Xenon is an optimum fuel for electric propulsion systems for space travel.
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