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Which element is chemically active in sodium and neon and why
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Which element is chemically active in sodium and neon and why

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• Sodium

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Neon is an inert element hence unreactive. This is because it has an atom with a fully filled outermost shell. Whereas sodium atom has a partially filled outermost energy level.


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