Element whose name comes from the Greek for “inactive” NYT Crossword Clue

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Crossword Answer

1 ? A
2 ? R
3 ? G
4 ? O
5 ? N
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      Think of a noble gas that prefers to stay out of chemical entanglements.

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      ????? is a colorless, odorless noble gas used in lighting and welding.

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      ????? is a noble gas, and its name is derived from the Greek word 'argos,' meaning inactive or lazy, reflecting its lack of chemical reactivity. This clue relies on knowledge of both chemistry and etymology.

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      Most common noble gas, gas in light bulbs, Inert gas, Noble gas used in semiconductor manufacturing, Element between chlorine and potassium on the periodic table

      Clue Analysis

      The 5-letter answer to “Element whose name comes from the Greek for “inactive”” in the NYT Crossword July 24 2026 is ARGON.

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