Chemistry, asked by kevanti, 6 months ago

Why are noble gases placed in a separate group?

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Answered by akraghav123

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Nobel gases are placed in a separate group because they are extremely unreactive & they generally do not combine with other elements of the periodic table except Xe.

Answered by trisha5247

They are extremely uncreative or inert and have no tendency to give up or receive electrons in their outermost shell as they are already completely filled. All the noble gases have zero valency and are placed in group 18, also known as group 0 on periodic table.

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