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noble gas any of the chemically inert gaseous elements of the helium group in the periodic table
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noble metal any metal that is resistant to corrosion or oxidation
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noble metal Chemically inactive metal (such as gold). A metal that does not corrode easily and is much scarcer (and more valuable) than the so-called useful or base metals. Also see base metal.
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noble metal (1) A metal whose potential is highly positive relative to the hydrogen electrode. (2) A metal with marked resistance to chemical reaction. particularly to oxidation and to solution by inorganic acids. The term as often used is synonymous with precious metal.
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noble metal A metal that does not readily tend to furnish ions and, therefore, does not readily dissolve nor easily enter into such reactions as oxidations; the opposite of a base metal.
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