Make a superhero with the chemical neon

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The discussion revolves around creating a superhero character based on the chemical element neon. Participants explore various aspects of neon, including its physical qualities, chemical reactivity, historical facts, and its position in the periodic table. The conversation is focused on brainstorming ideas for the superhero's characteristics and powers related to neon.

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Main Points Raised

  • One participant suggests that neon, being a noble gas, could be characterized as a "loner" superhero due to its lack of reactivity and bonding with other elements.
  • Another participant humorously proposes that neon's powers could relate to lightning or lasers, referencing neon lights and He-Ne lasers.
  • There is a request for clarification on what is needed for the project, with some participants emphasizing the importance of personal input and creativity in developing the superhero concept.
  • Participants discuss the need for more information about neon's interactions with other elements and its "siblings" in the periodic table.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Participants generally agree on the need for creativity and personal input in the project. However, there is some contention regarding whether the task is homework or a creative project, with differing views on how much assistance should be provided.

Contextual Notes

Some participants express uncertainty about the specific requirements of the project and the level of detail needed regarding neon's characteristics and interactions with other elements.

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I need to make a superhero with the chemical neon

and it should have stuff like physical qualities, chemical reactivity, how does it react with other elemts, what's it do, historical facts, neighbours in periodic table.. when was it discovered and by whom

i was wondering if you guys could help me on making an idea about it, its on neon only...
 
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"need to make a superhero with the chemical neon"- What does that mean?Wikipedia is always a nice place to start looking for information :)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neon"
 
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That sounds like a funny project. Well, Neon is a Noble Gas, so he probably comes from the royal family of some obscure country. He is a pretty small guy, in his family only helium is smaller (so maybe he is a she). He doesn't bond with anything so definitely the "loner" kind of superhero. His superpower would probably have something to do with lightning (neon lights) or lasers (He-Ne lasers).

-Dale
 
DaleSpam said:
That sounds like a funny project. Well, Neon is a Noble Gas, so he probably comes from the royal family of some obscure country. He is a pretty small guy, in his family only helium is smaller (so maybe he is a she). He doesn't bond with anything so definitely the "loner" kind of superhero. His superpower would probably have something to do with lightning (neon lights) or lasers (He-Ne lasers).
-Dale
:rolleyes:
So that's what it means...
 
thx for the info Dale! keep them coming please that's great information to start my project gosh i love this forums!
 
need more help please
 
need more help please!
 
What sort of help?
We can't do your homework for you. So if you are stuck in some specific area, you can post it and you will get help.
 
maybe if you would read it you'd understand its not homework its a project - about neon, i need help on what else to put my superhero,

like what kinds of elements does neon doesn't like? what are his brothers/sisters, powers, etc
 
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mobb said:
maybe if you would read it you'd understand its not homework its a project -

It's more important you do the work then.

mobb said:
about neon, i need help on what else to put my superhero,
like what kinds of elements does neon doesn't like? what are his brothers/sisters, powers, etc
DaleSpam gave you some good tips on how to start. Maybe you can build on it with your own ideas? For example, if you look up the periodic table, you can find other elements which are similar.

The point is that, this is your project so try searching for information and use your creativity to come up with ideas of your own. Have fun and best of luck.
 

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