electric potentials of the crystals themselves, might be one of the reasons argon gases were trapped excessively in Snellings diamond,
But since, as you've been told here already a time or two, argon is one of the so-called noble gases, it doesn't get attracted to or bind with anything there at all. Argon is inert. Argon has a full octet of valence electrons. Argon is very difficult to ionize.
Argon does not give a red rat's ass about forming bonds with, or being "attracted to", crystals in minerals!
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