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The electron configuration that represents the least reactive element is
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Helium.
Its electron configuration is 1s2, meaning it has a full outer electron shell, making it the most stable of all the elements on the periodic table. This stability makes it highly unreactive and chemically inert.
Its electron configuration is 1s2, meaning it has a full outer electron shell, making it the most stable of all the elements on the periodic table. This stability makes it highly unreactive and chemically inert.
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