Can Noble Gases Be Combined for More Vibrant Colors?

[Loren Booda]

The noble gases when electrically stimulated emit different visible wavelengths. Can they be combined for a greater variety of coloration?

 

[dlgoff]

I would think so. Each gas acts like a source for that color. With Red Blue and Green; and by varying the amounts, you should be able to get any color you want.

 

[denian]

Yes, noble gases can be combined to create a greater variety of coloration. Each noble gas emits its own unique spectrum of colors when electrically stimulated, and by combining different noble gases, we can create a wider range of colors. This is because each noble gas has a different electron configuration, leading to different energy levels and resulting in the emission of different wavelengths of light. By mixing different noble gases, we can create a more diverse and vibrant range of colors, making noble gases useful in applications such as neon signs and plasma displays.