Why noble gases are generally non-reactive?

Why noble gases are generally non-reactive?

  • (A) Because they are classified as zero group element
  • (B) Because they are in gaseous state
  • (C) Due to their stable electronic configuration
  • (D) Because they are p-block elements

 

Correct option is (C) Due to their stable electronic configuration. Noble gases are generally non-reactive because their outer electron shells are full, making them stable and unlikely to form chemical bonds with other elements. This stability arises from having a complete valence shell, fulfilling the octet rule.
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