why the noble gases have highly positive electron gain enthalpy
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Noble gases have stable ns2 np6 fully filled electronic configuration so, these have completely filled octet. Thus they have no tendency to add electron and the added electron experiences a repulsion.As a result the electron gain enthalpy is high.
In order of increasing electron gain enthalpy the noble gases are arranged as follows:
Xe< Kr<Ar< Ne<He
He being the smallest ,offers maximum repulsion to the added electron, thus its electron gain enthalpy is high followed by Ne , Ar, Kr and Xe.
Noble gases have stable ns2 np6 fully filled electronic configuration so, these have completely filled octet. Thus they have no tendency to add electron and the added electron experiences a repulsion.As a result the electron gain enthalpy is high.
In order of increasing electron gain enthalpy the noble gases are arranged as follows:
Xe< Kr<Ar< Ne<He
He being the smallest ,offers maximum repulsion to the added electron, thus its electron gain enthalpy is high followed by Ne , Ar, Kr and Xe.
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