Neon and argon are the most commonly used gases because they are the least expensive and most available. Helium: produces a yellow light. Neon: produces an orange-red light.

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colorless

Color

Gas	Color
Helium	White to orange; under some conditions may be gray, blue, or green-blue.
Neon	Red-orange
Argon	Violet to pale lavender blue
Krypton	Gray, off-white to green. At high peak currents, bright blue-white.

Helium is all over the universe—it’s the second-most abundant element. But on Earth, it’s much less common. It can’t be artificially produced and must be extracted from natural gas wells. Over time, helium forms from the decaying uranium and is trapped beneath Earth’s surface, but it takes its sweet time.

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Inhaling helium from a balloon isn’t likely to cause major health issues or kill you, but it’s not impossible. There have been news reports of some folks, particularly young children, dying from asphyxiation after inhaling helium from a balloon.

Global purity for balloon gas is around 95% helium.

You can choose between buying disposable canisters or hiring larger canisters. We sell a range of disposable helium canisters. Disposable canisters come in two sizes, one to fill 30 9″ Balloons and 1 to fill 50 9″ balloons.

A “Grade-A” industrial helium, 99.997% helium is mostly used in cryogenic applications and for pressurizing and purging, but is also used as a control atmosphere in manufacturing, as a cover gas during welding, in breathing mixtures for divers, and leak detection.

In fiscal year (FY) 2019, the price for crude helium to Government users was $3.10 per cubic meter ($86.00 per thousand cubic feet) and to nongovernment users was $4.29 per cubic meter ($119.00 per thousand cubic feet).

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Though extremely abundant in space, the helium that we use in our daily lives can be found in a few much more terrestrial, and limited, sources. Helium is so much more abundant in space because it is lighter than other gases in the atmosphere, which means that there is nothing stopping it as it travels into space.

If you’re trying to inflate 100, 9-inch standard latex balloons, you will need approximately between 25 to 27 cubic feet of helium.

All 9 inch foil balloons are designed exclusively for air inflation as they cannot hold enough helium to float. Small foil balloons are made with a valve inside the tail at the bottom of the balloon.

HEYA!!! Well the total no. of balloons that could be filled from one cylinder of gas is : → 741 balloons.

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Answer. We will Boyle’s law for relationship between volume and pressure. The answer is 200 balloons.

The equation for the Ideal Gas Law is PV=nRT,where P is the pressure ,V is the Volume, n is the number of moles ,R is the Gas Constant and T is the temperature. Temperature is constant for both the cylinder and balloons. Hence, the number of balloons that can be filled are 20 balloons.

Air-Filled Latex and foil balloons can be inflated with air; however, they will not float. If you’re inflating balloons yourself, good news is you can save your lungpower by using a handheld balloon pump or an electric balloon bump.

First, fill the water bottle about 1/3 of the way full with white vinegar. Next, put baking soda into the un-inflated balloon, filling it about halfway. Ideally, you’d have a funnel handy for this process but, because I didn’t have one, I made one out of construction paper rolled up, and tape. It did the trick!

Argon can be used instead of Helium and is preferred for certain types of metal. Helium is used for lots of lighter than air applications and Hydrogen is a suitable replacement for many where the flammable nature of Hydrogen is not an issue.

6 Super Easy Balloon Decoration Ideas For Birthday Parties

1. Garland of Balloons. Image Courtesy: Google.
2. Balloon Arch. The inflated balloons are strewn along with each other to create the shape of an arch.
3. Balloons filled with sweets and candies.
4. Wall of balloons.
5. Balloons tied to return gifts.
6. Balloons with glow sticks.

There are plenty of alternatives to standard tape in the market that can be used to protect your walls….However, remember this trick is for balloons only.

1. Blow up your balloons.
2. Rub them against your hair or any woolly sweater.
3. Now hold it against the wall or ceiling for a few seconds to make it stay in place.

Double-sided removable tape/poster tape. Choosing the wrong kind of poster tape can result in a gunked-up wall or a poster that tears apart when you remove it.

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Use balloons to create a number. All you need is balloons, double-sided tape, and some flowers if you’re feeling fancy. Blow up your balloons and use the double-sided tape to each balloon to the wall in the proper shape. Weave in flowers as you see fit by using tape to secure the stems to the wall.