Science, asked by BharathPeethala9016, 1 year ago

Why is helium not flamable?

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Answered by sam8488

because it is the lightest gas

Answered by pranjalrocky

Helium is a noble gas and noble gases are what we call inert – which means they do not really react and burning is just a chemical reaction – adding oxygen to the thing you are burning.

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