why helium has 0 valency ?
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He has two electrons in its s orbital and one orbital can accomodate only two electrons so its duplet is complete and has no tendency to gain or lose electrons so its valency is zero.
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Because the valence shell fills completely in the case of helium and it does not need to react with any element to become stable
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