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Element is the most chemically stable, A) beryllium, B)nitrogen, c)carbon, D) neon
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Element is the most chemically stable, A) beryllium, B)nitrogen, c)carbon, D) neon

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I think the answer is D) Neon
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Answer:

Neon is chemically stable

Step-by-step explanation:

Neon has an atomic number of 10

and hence has an electronic configuration of 2,8

since it's valence shell is complete it will not react with any other element and thus is the most stable

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