➤ When talking and exhaling Xenon, the lung sacs fill up and dysphonia develops.

➤ The drug 5-fluorouracil is produced by combining Xenon with compounds.

➤ Xenon is a component of the central nervous system tissues.

➤ Excessive Xenon in the body causes hypoxia, which reduces the amount of oxygen in the lungs.

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➤ Xe - dil. 80%

➤ Xenon is used in anesthesiology and radiological diagnostics of the central nervous system.

➤ Radioactive ¹³³Xe is used in spirography (to study lung function) and electrocardiography (to study heart function).

➤ "Xenon air" (80% Xe + 20% O₂) has a strong anesthetic effect.

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➤ The displacement of oxygen depends on a high Xenon content in the air, which can cause hypoxia.

➤ There is no specific antidote.

➤ Xenon was the first of the inert gases to enter into a chemical reaction and the first to form a stable compound.

➤ XeF₂ xenon difluoride is a strong oxidant.

➤ Xenon does not react without fluorine. All known xenon compounds are derived from its fluorides.

➤ When considering XeO₃ , the explosive force is close to that of TNT.

➤ To produce 1m³ Xe, 11 million m³ of air must be processed.

➤ Sodium perxenonate Na₄XeO₆·6H₂O and xenon perchlorate Xe(ClO₄)₂ are the strongest oxidants.

➤ Xenon compounds form clathrates or inclusion compounds.