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Why are the elements in group VIIIA unreactive? They are all gases. They have an even number of electrons in their outer shell. They have a full outer shell of electrons. They e…

Why are the elements in group VIIIA unreactive? They are all gases. They have an even number of electrons in their outer shell. They have a full outer shell of electrons. They e…
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Why are the elements in group VIIIA unreactive?

They are all gases.

They have an even number of electrons in their outer shell.

They have a full outer shell of electrons.

They each have a stable nucleus.

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