Can you mix helium with another element?

Answer 1

Helium is an inert gas, of which there are no known compounds. However, it is also a gas, and do to the free random movement of all gasses, and heliums relatively high average velocity as predicted by the kinetic theory of matter because of its low mass, helium molecules in a gas are moving quite rapidly. Helium will mix with all gasses, to some extend, but will mix the most at high temperatures, with gasses of similar molecular weights, in small areas.

Answer 2

As I know it, so far helium hasn't been combined with any elements.

Answer 3

Helium is an inert gas, but it does form compounds such as, HgHe, HeNe, HgHe10, WHe2, HHeF, CsFHeO and N(CH3)4FHeO.

Answer 4

Helium is typically not reactive and does not easily mix or bond with other elements to form compounds. However, it can be physically mixed with other gases like nitrogen or oxygen.

Answer 5

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