Chemistry, asked by punnamrathnakarreddy, 7 months ago

the electon affinity for the inert gases is

Answers

Answered by haritha45

Inert gases in group 18, have stable fully filled outermost (valence) shell. Therefore, their affinity to add electron is zero.

Answered by krrishlohia

Answer:

ZERO

Explanation:

The electron affinity for the inert gases is. Solution : Zero, because of the stable electronic configuration the noble gases do not show any force of attraction towards the incoming electron.

Previous Question

Next Question

Similar questions

Physics, 3 months ago

What causes combustion?

English, 3 months ago

B2 Counterview: Write your counterview on the topic Science and technological development have made our life very comfortable. Points: • has made life comfortable and happy. life being lengthened increased agricultural production world is brought closer through communication and transport systems modes of entertainment...

Biology, 3 months ago

With the help of a diagram explain reproduction in amoeba fastest right answer is brainliest pls fast...

Math, 7 months ago

find a number which is 7 more than -8/11.

Math, 7 months ago

(10) The side of an equilateral triangle measures (x + 5) cm. If its perimeter is 27 cm, find the value of x.

Science, 11 months ago

write down the Biot Savart law show the direction of magnetic field by using proper diagram...

English, 11 months ago

Life at sea can be very lonely. Why?

Art, 11 months ago

How do you come to know about New products in the market...

the electon affinity for the inert gases is​

Answers

the electon affinity for the inert gases is