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Rockets fuels are highly explosive and need to kept in an inert atmosphere.

Q: Suggest why helium is used to provide such an atmosphere instead of nitrogen..

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Answered by soumilbhardwaj2007
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Answer:

Helium is used to pressurize and stiffen the structure of rockets before takeoff and to pressurize the tanks of liquid hydrogen or other fuel in order to force fuel into the rocket engines. It is useful for this application because it remains a gas even at the low temperature of liquid hydrogen.

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Answered by manasranjanbiswal87
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Helium is used to pressurize and stiffen the structure of rockets before takeoff and to pressurize the tanks of liquid hydrogen or other fuel in order to force fuel into the rocket engines. It is useful for this application because it remains a gas even at the low temperature of liquid hydrogen.

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