Chemistry, asked by tanwarkartik, 1 year ago

Why are hydrogen and helium not liquid at room temperature

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Answered by RuhanikaDhirRD

because they are gases....

tanwarkartik: Ya sorry if you felt offended

RuhanikaDhirRD: which is right then

kotaditi: By helium is an inert gas

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tanwarkartik: No because there are only 2 electrons with high energy so tey c as my come closer to change there state from gas to liquid at NTP. (normal temperature and pressure?)

RuhanikaDhirRD: thanks

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Answered by kotaditi

Because they are gases and helium is an inert gas

tanwarkartik: No exactly

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