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Nobel gases (inert gases) have full set of valence electrons so they DO NOT REACT with other elements. Noble gases are elements. A. stable B. unstable

Nobel gases (inert gases) have full set of valence electrons so they DO NOT REACT with other elements. Noble gases are elements. A. stable B. unstable
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Nobel gases (inert gases) have full set of valence electrons so they DO NOT REACT with other elements. Noble gases are elements.

A. stable
B. unstable

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Noble gases are stable as they have fully filled outermost orbital. Hence they do not participate in chemical reactions.

But Xenon reacts in some cases in favourable conditions

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