Asked by Shewolf

Is neon and oxygen written as neonide and oxide?
Answered by Shewolf
Oxygen is oxide, but is neon neonide? or is it just written as neon in an ionic compound?
Answered by drwls
Neon forms no stable compounds with other elements. Therefore, there are no "neonides".

Xenon and (I believe) krypton, which are also called inert gases, do form some compounds with fluorine.
Answered by Shewolf
ohkay. thank you drwls. :)