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Xenon
Xenon has a light spectrum that is much wider than neon or krypton and Xenon, with an overall bluish hue that is perceived as being similar to daylight.  It is used in high-intensity aviation approach lights, in high-efficiency incandescent bulbs for automotive and stage lighting uses, in plasma display panels, in operating room and internal examination lighting, and in ultraviolet lasers.

Neon
Neon is commonly recognized as the gas that produces the glow in "neon" lights.  Neon's natural red color can be turned into a wide range of effective decorative lighting colors by mixing neon with other gases, by using colored glass tubes or by depositing fluorescent powder coatings inside the glass tubes. Neon is also used to produce lasers.

Krypton
Krypton is used in halogen sealed beam headlights to increase light output by allowing thinner filaments to be used with acceptable useful lifetimes. Krypton is also used in in lasers, in particular mixed with fluorine to create an "excimer" mixture that is a precursor to a molecule which exists in the excited state but not in the ground state Other applications are sterilization of fluids and lithographic fabrication of semiconductors.