How does neon react with other elements?

Answer 1

If you are referring to a chemical reaction, neon does not react with anything. Neon is one of the so-called "Noble Gasses" or "Inert Gasses", which are very stable because their highest electron shell is full. Note that, despite their chemical stability, certain compounds can be formed from noble gasses in a laboratory setting. However, the mechanism that makes this possible doesn't work with the lighter noble gasses, like Helium and Neon, and no one has yet managed to create a truecompound from Neon.

Answer 2

Neon is an element in the Noble Gas column on the Periodic Table and has a full outer electron shell and so does not react with anything, unless it is turned into an ion by adding or removing electrons. Also, elements and compounds cannot react negatively towards each other, they can either react violently, passively or not react at all.

Answer 3

Neon is a noble gas, it does not ordinarily react with any other elements, at least not at normal temperature and pressure.

Answer 4

Neon is inert, none. neon is a element that jessica know nothing about and its weakness is not salt u retard

Answer 5

Neon is a noble gas. It doesn't react with other elements or compounds at STP.

Answer 6

It is reactive to nothing. No elements will combine to make it active. Do not believe if other people say it can be reactive. They don't know what they're talking about.

Answer 7

Neon is a noble gas, it does not ordinarily react with any other elements.

Answer 8

Hydrogen helium

Answer 9

It doesn't.