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What has replaced hydrogen gas?

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14y ago
Updated: 8/17/2019

It depends on in which capacity something has replaced hydrogen. In blimps, for example, hydrogen has been replaced by less volatile gases such as helium.

In the Universe itself hydrogen is still the most abundant of (non-dark) matter. It is converted into other elements (largely helium) in stars and supernovae.

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