Question

Why is Xenon so unreactive?

Answer 1

Xenon:

• The chemical element Xenon has the symbol $\mathrm{Xe}$.
• It has an atomic number of $\left(\mathrm{Z}=54\right).$
• It is a colorless, thick, and odorless noble gas that is found in tiny levels in the Earth's atmosphere.

Reactivity:

• Xenon is a noble gas with very low reactivity,
• Because the noble gases' outer shells are complete, they have no inclination to gain, lose, or share electrons.
• So, under normal conditions, Xenon forms no compounds.