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Helium is not very dense especially because it is a gas, hence when you inhale helium it makes your voice high pitched because the low density the sound waves are travelling through lets the sound waves go faster, it is like fast forwarding a video or a sound the pitch get higher and higher the faster you go.

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Q: Why the volume of helium is greater than lithium or other elements?
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