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How do I graph electronegativity for the noble gases?
I have to graph a lot of electronegativities, but I don't know what to do for the noble gases. The noble gases have no electronegativity, so how am I supposed to graph it? Am I supposed to make the line of the graph go all the way to 0? Or what?
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- Facts MatterLv 71 decade agoFavorite Answer
I'm with you here. The noble gases have ionisation potentials but no electron affinity, and don't form bonds with themselves, so there's no way to define electronegativity.
leave a blank. If you have to join up, say, F with Na, do so by a dotted line over an empty space.
