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Why noble gases are chemically unreactivate
Why noble gases are chemically unreactivate
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By octet rule, any atom participate in a chemical reaction in order to compete 8 electrons in its valence shell.
But the valence shell of noble gases is already full, so they do not participate in any reaction and are unreactive.
By octet rule, any atom participate in a chemical reaction in order to compete 8 electrons in its valence shell.
But the valence shell of noble gases is already full, so they do not participate in any reaction and are unreactive.
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