What is the valency of noble gases?

Answer 1

The Charge - under normal condition - is Neutral like everything else when charged negatively each gas gets its own distinct color. Like Neon is Red. Xenon Is Blue. Helium is Orange - Red. Argon Purple. Krypton is White!

Answer 2

Noble gases are chemically inert under room temperature. They do not form compounds generally and hence have no charged ions.

Xenon, however, is known to form compounds with oxygen and fluorine. But they are all covalent compounds and have no charged ions.

Answer 3

Small noble gas atoms have zero ( 0 ) valency, and most can't make chemical bonds with other atoms. Several xenon, krypton and radon compounds have been made. They show several valencies including 4 and 6.

Answer 4

Noble gases do not have any charge. They have exactly eight valence electrons which makes them neutral.

Answer 5

Noble gases were considered having the valence zero.

Answer 6

The most common oxidation state is zero.

Answer 7

zero