Is it possible to produce helium gas through
fire?
Question Date: 2013-01-03
Answer 1:
I would say no, because helium likes to
already be in a gas form bonding to itself, and
doesn't bond well with other elements. If it
isn't bonded to another type of atom, it can not
form into helium gas.
Answer 2:
No, helium is chemically inert. It does not
get bound up to other elements, so cannot be
released by burning other substances.
