Commonly known as a fill gas for colorful neon signs in outdoor advertising displays, neon's other uses include glow lamps as visual indicator devices, voltage regulation, and lasers. In combination with other rare gases, neon is finding increased application in special fluorescent lamps. Neon is also used in spark chamber mixtures, useful in atomic particle research.

Liquid neon has properties unique among other low-temperature cryogenic fluids in that its latent heat of vaporization is over three times that of hydrogen (actually 3.27) and 41.03 times that of helium on a BTU/gallon ratio basis. it also has the greatest gas-to-liquid ratio of the atmospheric gases, 1445:1, meaning one liquid liter will evolve 1,445 gas liters (at room temperature). The space program uses liquid neon as a coolant for ultra-sensitive infrared imaging and detection equipment and for creating deep-space environmental temperatures furing satellite testing.

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