Chemistry, asked by kyradefaulter, 10 months ago

explain why a closed balloon filled with helium gas rises in air

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Answered by alhamdrasul
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Answer:

The helium gas in the balloon is lighter and less dense than the air outside the balloon. This makes a helium balloon rise up. The balloon will stop ascending if the balloon reaches a height where density of air is nearly equal to the density of helium gas within the balloon.

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Answered by prabhasoni854
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Answer:

Here is ur answer... Mate,

Explanation:

This is because of the relative density.

As you know that the relative density of helium is less than the relative density of air... So that the balloon filled up with helium gas rises in air...

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