Question

Helium is duplet. why?​

Answer 1

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Answer

Helium is duplet because as compared to other elements which combine in order to have electrons in their valence shell and arrive at a particular electronic configuration of the nearest inert gases

while helium becomes stable by acquiring the nearest electronic configuration of the nearest inert gas

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Answer 2

Answer:

Explanation:helium is duplet because it has only 2 electrons in it's outermost shell therefore to attain stability it follows duplet rule