A neon atom is chemically nonreactive because

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Chemistry NECO 2009

A neon atom is chemically nonreactive because

  • the electrons at the outermost shell is partially filled
  • the number of protons equals the number of electrons
  • the outer electron shell is completely filled checkmark
  • there are equal number of protons and neutrons in its nucleus
  • there are no elections at the outermost shell

The correct answer is: C

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