Xenon (Xe) in the periodic table — PeriodicTable

Xenon (Xe) in the periodic tableXenon is element 54, a noble gas of the p block, in group 18, period 5. Its ground-state configuration is [Kr] 4d10 5s2 5p6, and it usually shows the oxidation states 0.It was discovered in 1898, by Ramsay and Travers.Name origin: the Greek xenos, 'strange'. Blank rows are columns the sheet does not measure for this element.

Property

Value

Unit

Atomic weight

131.293

Da

Electronegativity

2.6

First ionisation energy

1170.4

kJ/mol

Covalent radius

130

pm

Van der Waals radius

216

pm

Melting point

161.4

K

Boiling point

165.03

K

Density

0.005887

g/cm³

Abundance

0.00003

mg/kg

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