5 pts D Question 8 Why do inert gas atoms almost never participate in covalent b

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5 pts D Question 8 Why do inert gas atoms almost never participate in covalent bonds? O The inert gases contain closed outer shells and filled inner shells, leaving no shell to accommodate a donated electron. O The inert gas molecules are too far apart to share electrons with other elements. O The inert gas molecules have no outer shells to accommodate donated electrons. The inert gases contain closed outer shells and filled inner shells, leaving no shell to accommodate a shared electron. Question 9 10 pts Name the following compounds

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Nobel gas contains 8 electron (except He) in its valence shell and its valence shell orbitals are filled up and it has no tendency to form addition bond either lose or sharing of electrons.Since the required energy for removal of electron from valence shell of electron is high.

Hencethe inert gas moleculs have no outer shells to accommodate donated electrons.

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