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22 January, 23:32

If you mixed potassium, neon, and iodine together what would you expect neon to do?

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  1. 22 January, 23:34
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    If the ingredients were enclosed in a sealed container, then

    I would expect the Neon to just lay there, totally oblivious to

    the presence of any other substances.

    If the ingredients were just piled on a tabletop or in an open container,

    then I would expect the Neon to swirl around in response to any passing

    breeze, and eventually to drift away from the pile, again totally oblivious

    to the presence of any other substances.

    Neon is inert, and doesn't participate in chemical reactions with other

    elements. That's why it's one of the gases called "noble" gases ...

    those that remain aloof, and don't associate with the commoners

    around them, in the manner of all nobility.
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