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What is valence of helium​

What is valence of helium​
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What is valence of helium​

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The answer is zero (0).

Helium has zero valancy.

Because it belongs to the group of noble gases and the valance shells of noble gases are completely filled. So, they have no tendency to loose or gain electrons.

That is why helium has zero valancy
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The valence of helium is 0.
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