What are inert gases and noble gases ? Where they are located ?
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inert gases and noble gases are one and same.
helium
neon
argon
krypton
xenon
radon
these gases have their outer most orbit filled with all electrons . it does not ionise or share any electron with other atoms. in periodic table they are located at the group 18
helium
neon
argon
krypton
xenon
radon
these gases have their outer most orbit filled with all electrons . it does not ionise or share any electron with other atoms. in periodic table they are located at the group 18
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And where is noble gases found ? which group ?
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group 18 of the periodic table accomodates 6 elements - helium ( He), Neon ( Ne), Argon (Ar), Krypton (Kr), Xenon( Xe) and Radon(Rn). These gases were earlier called inert gases because of their chemical inertness ( non reactivity under normal conditions ). This chemical inertness was attributed to their stable electronic configuration .
In the last years, a good number of these compounds of these elements have been prepared thereby dicarding the earlier belief of their inertness. These gases now a days are called noble gases( the gases with little chemical reactivity ) . Since these gases are present in or around the earth in very small amounts these gases are also called rare gases.
In the last years, a good number of these compounds of these elements have been prepared thereby dicarding the earlier belief of their inertness. These gases now a days are called noble gases( the gases with little chemical reactivity ) . Since these gases are present in or around the earth in very small amounts these gases are also called rare gases.
And where is noble gases found ? Which group ?
18 th group i have mentioned tht in first sentence
So 18th group contains both noble and inert gases ?
well.,,,noble and inert and rare are the names used to call same elements..i. e. 18 th group
Inert gases does not react whereas noble gases reacts ?
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