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What gas, aside from helium and regular air, can I use to fill up a rubber ball?
It has to be easily accessible, and safe of course.
Still trying to get my experiment right.:|
Thank you.:)
not knowing what the experiment is certainly doesn't help.
Helium is inexpensive, available everywhere, is non polar, doesn't exhibit hydrogen bonding, is stable, and is safe. Sounds like an ideal choice.
Air is even better. same reasons.
But if you insist on other gases. N2 is available in most labs, Argon is probably available, CO2 is probably available.
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to the other answerer. "don't use gas. use air"
isn't air a gas at room temp and pressure?
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