Why are argon and neon unlikely to form bonds with other elements? A They are gases at room temperature so they do not form bonds easily. B They have an even number of protons and electrons. C With eight valence electrons, they are chemically stable. D With more than nine protons, they are too large to form bonds with other elements.

Why are argon and neon unlikely to form bonds with other elements? A They are gases at room temperature so they do not form bonds easily. B They have an even number of protons and electrons. C With eight valence electrons, they are chemically stable. D With more than nine protons, they are too large to form bonds with other elements.