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Why are noble gases chemically unreactive?
ASmall atomic size
BFull valence shells
CHigh atomic mass
DVery low density
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Full valence shells
A filled outer shell gives them little tendency to gain, lose or share electrons.
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