If inert gases such as Helium is unreactive.Then how are stored if they don't even form diatomic molecule...........Please give full explanation.
ameyashrivastav:
I was looking for its answer too! What a coincedence
Really tough.
Haha
I got this question accidentally when i looked at helium gas balloon
Yeah
Maybe it is monoatomic.
waht do u think?
Definitely, it's a Monoatomic.......
What happens when we keep less and Increase the pressure
less volume*
Answers
Answered by
0
Ya! He is unreactive because of lack of valence e-s for bonding. but he stored because any gas it may be unreactive diffused in atmosphere if it open.
I asked how it is stored......... what happens in a tank containing he gas we keep increasing pressure
Similar questions