How available is neon?

Answer 1

Neon makes up about 15 parts per million of Earth's atmosphere. Neon is obtained from the atmosphere by a process called fractional distillation. Air is cooled until it liquefies. A tiny fraction of the air is neon, which boils off at -246.08°C, and is then collected when the gas vapor condenses into a liquid as it warms.

Answer 2

Gases contain no definite shape, it is influenced by the container. Density is m/V, so if there is no definite volume, there is no density. To find neon's density, you will need to know the volume and the mass of the gas, and divide the two as such: m/V

Answer 3

Neon is scarce in the earth atmosphere but in the universe's is the fifth most abundant chemical element.

Answer 4

neon is a gas and is not found in the earth's crust.

Answer 5

depends on temperature and pressure, but at STP (standard temp & pressure):

0.90 g/L

Answer 6

Neon signs are available for sale from good specialist hardware shops. There are not the sort of thing that can be bought in a supermarket or high street store.

Answer 7

0.0009 g/cm3

Answer 8

-2.3 log