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Which of the following gases is used in the treatment of cancer and radioactive research?


A

Xenon

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Helium

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C

Radon

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D

Neon

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Solution

The correct option is C

Radon


The explanation for the correct answer:

Nobel gas

  • They are also called inert gas.
  • They do not react with other elements.
  • They are stable in nature.
  • Example- Helium, neon, argon, etc.

(C) Radon- It emits alpha particles that have the capacity to destroy cancer cells.

The explanation for the incorrect answer:

(A) Xenon- It is used in filling incandescent electric bulbs.

(B) Helium- It is used for gas balloons and coolants in a nuclear reactor.

(D) Neon- It is used in signboards and advertisement boards so they can glow at night.

Hence,

The correct option is (C) Radon, which is used in the treatment of cancer and radioactive research.


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