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Why are the Nobel Gases so unreactive? A.) Because they are used for cancer treatment. B.) They have a full valence shell (outer electrons) of 8. C.) Because they have a high bo…

Why are the Nobel Gases so unreactive? A.) Because they are used for cancer treatment. B.) They have a full valence shell (outer electrons) of 8. C.) Because they have a high bo…
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Why are the Nobel Gases so unreactive?

A.) Because they are used for cancer treatment.
B.) They have a full valence shell (outer electrons) of 8.
C.) Because they have a high boiling point.

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Answer:B

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They have a full valence shell of 8

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