why are the noble gases located in the far right side of the electron table based on their reactivity
Noble Gases. The noble gases are the elements at the far right-hand column of the periodic table: helium, neon, argon, xenon, and radon. Because of the group they belong to, they each have a full valence shell or level. In the case of helium, a full valence shell has two electrons, and in the remaining noble gases, eight electrons make up a full valence shell.