Why do noble gases form compound with fluorine and oxygen only?
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Noble gases are unmotivated to lose, gain or share electrons because they already have all the electrons required to be stable. One exception that does form compounds is the noble gas xenon. Xenon can react with fluorine and oxygen in a process known as oxidation to form new molecular compounds.
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bcoz they are inert and unreactive on its own but oxygen and flourind are very reactive which makes noble gas to form compound with them..
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