Define the common noble gases are mono atomic

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All of the common noble gases are mono atomic and low boiling. Their boiling points in °C are: Ne,-245: Ar,-186;Kr,-152: and Xe, -107. Using the periodic relationship between the noble gases, predict the boiling point of Radon.

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