Question

Describe the method for liqification of Halium​

Answer 1

Answer:

Initially Helium is compressed to a pressure of 20 atmospheres which raises its temperature to the region of 300 degrees Kelvin. This compressed high temperature Helium is then split into two paths

Answer 2

Explanation:

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Initially Helium is compressed to a pressure of 20 atmospheres which raises its temperature to the region of 300 degrees Kelvin. This compressed high temperature Helium is then split into two paths.

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To create the liquid and superfluid states, you cool down helium gas to a few degrees above absolute zero. This is achieved by compressing the gas, and then expelling it through a small nozzle. As the gas expands, it rapidly cools (you'll have noticed this effect if you've ever used an aerosol deodorant).

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