does noble gas have electronegatively, affinity?

[Smooth Operater]

does noble gas have electronegatively, affinity? thanks~!

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[Streetwolf]

Ya (you can still technically remove or add an electron to one) but they are ridiculously high due to their stability.

 

[Drill2Fill]

I believe they have no electronegativity. I think I read that in the Kaplan Blue Book, periodic table chapter in the general chemistry section.

 

[scdocusc]

no electronegativity because of a full shell of 8 electrons there is not need to pull other electrons. It is too stable in it's neutral state.

-SC doc

 

[Streetwolf]

Sorry I was referring to affinity not electronegativity.

Affinity is really close to 0 (which would be the most positive value on the periodic table since the halogens are strongly negative).

They aren't given an electronegativity.