argonowych

Argonowych is a Polish adjective form, the genitive plural of argonowy. It is used to describe nouns that pertain to argon, particularly in technical and scientific contexts. The base form argonowy describes things related to argon, and argonowych appears when the described noun is in the genitive plural, as in gazów argonowych or żarówek argonowych. In everyday language, you commonly encounter phrases like gaz argonowy or żarówka argonowa, with the corresponding plural forms gazów argonowych and żarówek argonowych.

Argon is the chemical element with symbol Ar and atomic number 18. It is a colorless, odorless, and highly inert noble gas that makes up about 0.93% of the Earth’s atmosphere. Discovered in 1894 by Lord Rayleigh and Sir William Ramsay, argon is widely used because of its chemical inertness. Its applications include shielding gas in welding, lighting (argon-filled lamps and certain types of bulbs), and processes in semiconductor manufacturing and cryogenics. Argon can also be used to improve insulation in window units when filled between panes.

In Polish, the adjective argonowy is used to describe properties, materials, or equipment related to argon, such as gazy argonowe or lampy argonowe. The form argonowych appears when referring to multiple argon-related items in contexts where the noun is in genitive plural, for example niektóre zastosowania gazów argonowych. The term is primarily linguistic and terminological, rather than a distinct subject on its own.