Chemistry, asked by Rythm14, 10 months ago

Why Helium doesn't take part in chemical reactions ?​

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Answered by dreamer43
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Helium is an inert gas.It has a completely filled outer shell.

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Answered by 123032
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Elements take part in chemical reaction in oder to complete their octet or duplet.

But the duplet of Helium is complete so it does not take part in chemical reaction.
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