Xe Bags
Description: A dark background showcases the chemical element Astatine with its atomic number '85' and 'Atomic mass (210)' at the top. The symbol 'At' and the full name 'Astatine' are prominently displayed below. Further details include electron configuration '[Xe] 6s² 4f14 5d10 6p5', 'Electronegativity 2.20', oxidation states '+7,+5, +3, +1, -1', and its classification as a 'Halogen'.
Description: A graphic resembling a card from a periodic table of elements. It prominently displays the symbol 'Yb' in large black font. Above the symbol, on the left, are the numbers '173.054' and '603.44', and on the right is the number '70'. Below the symbol is the text 'Ytterbium' and further down '[Xe] 6s² 4f14 | Lanthanide'. The background has a subtle grey gradient.
Description: A dark brown square with white text featuring the element symbol 'Pm' prominently. It includes the element's name 'Promethium', atomic number '61', atomic mass '535.49 (145)', electron configuration '[Xe] 6s² 4f5', and 'Lanthanide'. Oxidation states '+3' and '+2' are displayed vertically.
Description: A maroon background with rounded corners contains information about the element Praseodymium. Prominently displayed is 'Pr' in large white lettering. Above 'Pr' are the numbers '140.90766', '527.2', and '1.13'. To the right are the atomic number '59' and oxidation states '+5', '+4', '+3', '+2'. Below 'Pr' are the text 'Praseodymium', '[Xe] 6s² 4f³', and 'Lanthanide'.
Description: Introduced in 1982, the XE was a revised version of the XD Falcon. Its external differences were restricted to a new nose, new rear bumper, and taillights, along with new full wheel covers for the Fairmont, and 15 in alloy wheels for the Fairmont Ghia. Significant mechanical changes included revised six-cylinder engines with two-stage carburettors or optional electronic fuel injection, an optional five-speed manual transmission with overdrive, and the introduction of a new rear suspension system incorporating progressive rate coil springs, four trailing arms and Watt's linkage on all sedans. Wagons, utes and vans retained the rear semi-elliptical leaf springs as used on XD models. (info from Wikipedia)
Description: The XF Falcon continued the sales leadership of its predecessor, the XE. It remains Ford Australia's best-selling Falcon model ever with 278,101 built. The production total was boosted by a prolonged run of the utility and panel van models, Ford not having developed an EA Falcon-based replacement for the commercial vehicle range. Between 1993 and 1999, this series provided the platform for the Falcon utility (XG and XH) that was sold alongside the fifth-generation Ford Falcon sedans and wagons. (info from Wikipedia)
Description: Stylistically, the XD was strongly influenced by the European Ford Granada Mark II of 1977. The only common components shared between the Granada and the Falcon however were the headlights. The one-piece lift-up tailgate for the Falcon station wagon, the first seen on a locally-developed station wagon, was taken directly from the American Ford Fairmont. Unlike its predecessor, the XD range did not include a 2-door Hardtop model. (info from Wikipedia)
