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Because it's a noble gas like all the ones under it

it doesn't need any valence electrons its a stable element

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I think you meant hydrogen o and i don't know why it isn't next to hydrogen.

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helium is placed on the Periodic Table with all the otheres :)

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Helium comprises of 2 electrons. So it is second element on periodic table.

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Helium is heavier.

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