Question

why atom does not have a chemical bond ?​

Answer 1

Answer:

The two electrons complete its outer electron shell (the only electron shell it has), plus the atom is electrically neutral this way. This makes helium stable and unlikely to form a chemical bond. ... For example, a sodium atom has one lone electron in its outer shell.

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Answer 2

The two electrons complete its outer electron shell (the only electron shell it has), plus the atom is electrically neutral this way. This makes helium stable and unlikely to form a chemical bond. ... For example, a sodium atom has one lone electron in its outer shell.