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Chemical Properties of Noble Gases

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Helium is chemically extremely unreactive. Give reasons.

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Helium has completely filled outer shell. It's electronic configuration is $1 s^{2}$ and it is very stable state configuration. So, it is chemically extremely unreactive.

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