Oxygen

Discovered
1774
Melts
-218.4 °C
  • -361.1 °F
  • 54.8 °K
Boils
-183.0 °C
  • -297.3 °F
  • 90.2 °K

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Clear Oxygen gas in an ampoule, in a bottle
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Ea Nasir

Clear Oxygen gas in an ampoule, in a bottle

Clear Oxygen gas in an ampoule, in a bottle
Oxygen in an ampoule. Normally an invisible gas, Oxygen glows a faint white-blue when put under high voltage.
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collector no. 4

Oxygen in an ampoule. Normally an invisible gas, Oxygen glows a faint white-blue when put under high voltage.

Oxygen in an ampoule. Normally an invisible gas, Oxygen glows a faint white-blue when put under high voltage.
Oxygen in an ampoule. Normally an invisible gas, Oxygen glows a faint white-blue when put under high voltage.
Contributed by
collector no. 4

Oxygen in an ampoule. Normally an invisible gas, Oxygen glows a faint white-blue when put under high voltage.

Oxygen in an ampoule. Normally an invisible gas, Oxygen glows a faint white-blue when put under high voltage.
The Chalcogen group: |o|, |s|, |se|, and |te|
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collector no. 4

The Chalcogen group: |o|, |s|, |se|, and |te|

The Chalcogen group: |o|, |s|, |se|, and |te|
The Chalcogen group: |o|, |s|, |se|, |te|
Contributed by
collector no. 3

The Chalcogen group: |o|, |s|, |se|, |te|

The Chalcogen group: |o|, |s|, |se|, |te|
Ampoule of Oxygen next to a plasma globe, glowing a dim lilac color
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collector no. 2

Ampoule of Oxygen next to a plasma globe, glowing a dim lilac color

Ampoule of Oxygen next to a plasma globe, glowing a dim lilac color

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