1.helium 2.argon 3.carbon which is unstable and why?
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Carbon is the unstable on because it's last shell is not complete.
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-->Carbon is the element which is unstable here.
-->This is because its shells are not filled.
-->Its atomic no: is 6.
--> No : of electrons is also 6.
-->Its electronic configuration is 2 ,4
-->Thus it needs to lose 4 electrons to combine with another element
-->Its valency is 4
--->Therefore it is unstable
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On the other hand , helium and argon are noble gases , whose shells are filled and both of them have valency 0.
-->Carbon is the element which is unstable here.
-->This is because its shells are not filled.
-->Its atomic no: is 6.
--> No : of electrons is also 6.
-->Its electronic configuration is 2 ,4
-->Thus it needs to lose 4 electrons to combine with another element
-->Its valency is 4
--->Therefore it is unstable
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On the other hand , helium and argon are noble gases , whose shells are filled and both of them have valency 0.
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