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Why does Inert gases place in Zero group?

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Answered by deepgaurav821

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Inert gases have their completely filled valence shell with octet of electrons. So they have 0 valency and thus non reactive in nature thus placed in Zero Group.

Answered by sayanika143

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Inert gases have their completely filled valence shell with octet of electrons. So they have 0 valency and thus non reactive in nature thus placed in Zero Group.

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