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which noble gas is least likely to change to a solid?
3 Answers
- steve_geo1Lv 79 years agoFavorite Answer
He. It is the lightest. So will have the least van der Waals forces or London forces.
You would have to get it cold enough, but it just might---or not.
- JohnLv 79 years ago
The one least likely to become a solid is Helium. Helium has the lowest freezing point of all known materials - it exist as a gas down to 4K and becomes a solid at 0.95 K and only under extreme pressure of 2.5 MPa about 25 atmospheres of pressure.
- 9 years ago
the one with the largest number of electrons
it has the strongest IMFs (London forces)
