May 22, 2011
There is only one reason on why helium is so hard to trap. It is hard to trap because it is air.
Trap plenty of air in the air spaces
A frog certainly can trap air in their throat. This is a necessary skill that the frog has developed as a creature that lives both in and out of water.
Yes, sponges can trap air within their porous structure. This trapped air helps sponges float in water and allows them to efficiently filter out particles and nutrients from their environment.
An air trap is where the air is bled out of a system normally, there is also trapped air in some poorly designed systems or systems with water having recently been added.
A bell trap is a bell-shaped stench trap - a device used to prevent foul air from rising from the opening of sewers and drains.
Yes
No. It only helps to trap dust
curtains trap the cool air in between the hotter air carpets trap the cool air in the fine fibres
trap
there are tubes inside that trap air
Trap air in lungs (act as air pockets 4 gaseous exchange).