Chemistry, asked by kartikey3753, 5 months ago

why are gravity not act on helium balloons??

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Answered by shreyadeokar9
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Answer:

because helium does not have weight to act upon.

Explanation:

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Answered by lilbleu
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Answer: Helium itself isn't affected by gravity as it is a gas and not a solid object. ... Helium gas is lighter than air and as long as the weight of the helium + the balloon is less than the air it has displaced, the balloon will float.

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