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 * || ** [|M.L.M.S. Site] **
 * [|Periodic Table] ** ||




 * **// Atomic Mass //** || JD || 83.3 ||


 * **// Electron Configuration //** ||  || JD ||   || 2, 8, 18, 8 ||


 * ** [Ar].3d10.4s2.4p6 ** || JD ||  ||


 * **// Valence Number //** || JD || 6 ||


 * **// Melting Point //** || JD || 115.79 0K, -156.6 0 C, -251.25 °F ||


 * **// Boiling Point //** || JD || 119.93 °K, -152.3 ° C, -243.8 °F ||


 * **// Family //** || JD || 18 ||


 * **// Series //** || JD || 4 ||


 * **// Element Classification //** || JD || Noble Gases, Non Metal ||


 * **// Density //** || JD || 3.73 g/cc ||


 * **// Crystal Structure //** || JD || ** Cubic close packed ** ||


 * **// State of Matter //** || JD​ || Gas ||


 * **// Date of Discovery //** || JD || 1898 ||

and Morris W. Travlers ||
 * **// Person Who Discovered //** || JD || Sir William Ramsy



Krypton is used to fill lamps bulbs when are filled with a mixture of kyrpton and argon, and for various electronic devices. Krypton is also used in photographic projection lamps in very high powered electric arc lights used at airports and in some strobe-lamps, because it has an extremely fast response to an electric current.