Too light and too close to the 1/6 rule in escape speed from earth's gravity. A gas must be withing 1/6 of the escape speed from earth's escape speed for it's gravity to be easily retained in the earth's atmosphere. These two gases are heated too easily. are too light and too close to the escape speed to hang around unfixed, or untrapped in the atmosphere.
family name of rare earth element series of helium
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Helium is a member of the family of noble gases.
Helium is the lightest member of noble gases. Due to the atmospheric pressure on Earth, helium does not exist on the Earth's surface. On the other hand, helium is the second most abundant element in the universe.
Hydrogen is rare in the atmosphere because it is light enough to escape Earth's gravitational attraction.
Helium is in the higher atmospheres, that's why its harder to find.
While the Earth's atmosphere is 79% nitrogen and about 20% oxygen, the 1% remaining does include samples of nearly every known gas, including hydrogen, helium, argon, neon, xenon, fluorine, and radon. Some, like helium, are very rare - but they are here.
For the universe in which the earth exists, hydrogen accounts for 75% and helium for 23%. All the remaining elements , together, account for 2%. So there is no element which accounts for 20%.Furthermore, helium is very rare on earth - it accounts for approx 8 parts per billion or 0.0000008%.
Helium-4 mostly arises from alpha decay of heavy radioactive elements. Helium-3 is primordial helium, and is extremely rare on Earth. Whether or not a minute proportion of the Earth's total helium-4 is regarded as primordial depends very much on the context of the particular article.
There are 6 rare metals they are Helium, Neon, Krypton , Argon, Xenon and radon in the periodic table.
Helium is very rare: 0,000524 %.
They bring down rare minerals and potentially hydrogen and water