Chapter 8 Journey Inside the Atom - Part 5

Why are noble gases chemically inert and unreactive?

Type: MCQ • Marks: 1
Why are noble gases chemically inert and unreactive?
Options
A. They have too many protons
B. They possess a stable octet (or duet) in their valence shell
C. They lack electrons
D. They have unstable incomplete shells
Explanation
Filled valence shells provide high chemical stability and inertness.
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