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"Always" is a very strong word. If you're in grade school, any of the noble gases, but if you're in high school or above, you should know that they aren't truly chemically inert and under certain conditions even helium can be induced to form "compounds" of a sort, such as the HHe+ ion.

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The majority of elements (excepting O, N, H, F, Cl) are monoatomic.

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