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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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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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