Chemistry, asked by asachdev03, 9 months ago

why do helium, argon, and neon have a zero valency?

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Answered by dewanganajay1875
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Answer:

Because their octet or duplet are complete .that means they have 8 or 2(in case of helium only) are full.

So they are also inert because they gain/lose electrons.Thats why they are called noble gases

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Answered by vinodchaurasiya1980
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Answer:

Helium, Argon and Neon because they are already stable and do not lose or gain any of their electrons.

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