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Technically speaking...it's "HELIUM"...it's an element which means there shouldn't be anyother intoxicants in it. But too much "Helium" is bad for you, like everything else. of course it could become impure when it comes out of the standard metal canister and contacts the metal, air, balloons, e.t.c.
What else can I help you with?
Is helium dangerous yes or no?
No. helium is chemically inert
Is being a forensic scientist dangerous?
if u get in contact with chemicals the chemicals can be dangerous
What chemicals are in helium?
Helium is an element. By definition, elements are the most basic building blocks of matter. Therefore, the only chemical in Helium would be Helium.
Is hydrogen more dangerous than oxygen Why?
Hydrogen is dangerous than Helium because Hydrogen is a stronger gas than Helium.
What 3 chemicals are in Pluto?
Carbon, Hydrogen and Helium
What does a frogs kidney do?
In any animal body it cleans dangerous chemicals In any animal body it cleans dangerous chemicals In any animal body it cleans dangerous chemicals
What has more chemicals helium or air?
Air has many more different substances than helium, which is a single substance. Outside air contains helium.
What do dangerous chemicals have on them?
Symbols.
What is the main chemical in helium?
Helium is an element (abbreviated "He"). Elements are types of substance that, when combined, form compounds and chemicals.
Does helium react with other chemicals?
Helium does not react with any elements at normal circumstances because all the vacant spaces of the outer electron shell are filled. It will not normally give up or gain electrons but ions of helium may react with other elements.
Is helium dangerous to humans or the environment?
Helium is not dangerous to humans or the environment in its natural state. However, inhaling helium can be harmful as it displaces oxygen, leading to asphyxiation. Helium is chemically inert and does not react with other substances, making it environmentally safe.
Why does chemicals remain a safety concern today?
Chemists are constantly learning more about what makes chemicals dangerous...
