Noble gases have complete octet (ns²np⁶) making them chemically stable.
Noble gases are unreactive because
NEET UG 2021 — Chemistry Inorganic Chemistry
Noble gases are unreactive because
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Options
- A
They are gases
- B
They have complete valence shell
- C
They are light elements
- D
They have high ionization energy only
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