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Do argon have a large energy density? And what level is it on? Is it weak or have a density like gasoline. How much energy can argon store and what noble gas have the highest energy density?




In terms of chemical reactions, Argon is not useful a fuel, as it doesn't react easily with any other elements - that's why it's called a [noble gas](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Noble_gas). [Compounds with Argon](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Argon#Compounds) are very rarely seen.


Gasoline is a mixture of compounds of carbon and hydrogen. These react easily with other chemicals, particularly oxygen, and these reactions allow it to be used as a fuel.


So Argon is useless as a conventional chemical fuel because it hardly reacts with any elements.


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