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Abdiel Summers
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13 November, 09:36
Why is helium considered as a noble gas
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Alexa Yoder
13 November, 09:45
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Helium is considered a noble gas because it has 8 valence electrons, as well as it also is a stable element. Meaning that it consists of a full octet.
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Maddie
13 November, 10:03
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Noble gases are known for having a full outer shell of electrons which helium has as it has two electrons its first electron shell is completely filled
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