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Why are the noble gases so unreactive? | StemPy Lab
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Why are the noble gases so unreactive?
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High School (9–10)
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The Periodic Table › Groups and Families
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Why are the noble gases so unreactive?
They have no electrons
Their outer shells are already full
They are metals
Their atoms are very heavy
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