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Why doesn't Neon form ions?

Updated: 8/10/2023
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Because its outer shell is full of electrons and cant attract anymore to become a negative ion.

It cant become a positive ion because it has 8 electron on its outer shell so it would be too hard for another atom to take it

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Neon is a nonreactive Nobel gas that has a full valance shell with 8 electrons in it. It does not " need " to either give or receive electrons into it's valance shell to complete it's octet, so it is inert.

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