nemesgázszakkóval

Nemesgázszakkóval is a term that appears to be a portmanteau of Hungarian words. "Nemesgáz" translates to "noble gas," a group of inert chemical elements in the periodic table. "Szakkóval" is more difficult to translate directly as a single, common word, but it likely relates to "szakkör," meaning "study circle" or "club," and possibly a possessive or instrumental case ending. Therefore, "nemesgázszakkóval" could conceptually refer to something like "with a noble gas study circle" or "having a noble gas club."

The term is not a standard scientific or technical term found in scientific literature or common usage. Its presence suggests a specialized or perhaps informal context, possibly within an educational setting or a hobbyist group focused on chemistry, particularly the properties and study of noble gases. It is possible the term was coined for a specific project, event, or internal nomenclature within a particular organization or community that discusses or experiments with noble gases. Without further context, its precise meaning remains speculative, but the constituent parts strongly indicate a connection to the study or discussion of noble gases in a group setting.