Chemistry, asked by Brother111, 1 year ago

Why do inert elements exist as monoatoms in molecules?

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Answered by Abhayrai11

because they did not
have any electron in their outermost shell so they cannot donate their electronic and not receive an electron so they are mono atoms in molecules

Abhayrai11: oh sorry did no t correct hai

Brother111: its ok........that will be "because they did not"

Brother111: anyways thank u for the answer

Brother111: i have a question ... Does they receive electrons??

Abhayrai11: no

Brother111: but u have written "and receive an electron"

Abhayrai11: bhai sorry voice printing kiye the

Brother111: Ooh......that means they do not gain or loss electrons since their outermost shells are complete and hence exist as monoatoms

Abhayrai11: yes

Brother111: ok.....thank you very much........

Answered by Anonymous

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◆ Inert elements are inert and hence they do not combine with other atoms to become diatomic or triatomic or polyatomic. They are always in their position of stability.

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