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Has anyone heard of 'anti-helium' or SF6??
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I have never heard of it, but was curious enough to search around. It turns out that SF6 is ~30 times more dense than helium, and both substances are colorless gases. You may have heard of people who briefly inhale helium will speak with a higher-pitched voice than normal. Well, if SF6 is similarly inhaled, the voice will sound lower. Hence, its anti-helium nickname. A video I found demonstrating the properties of sulfur hexafluoride: http://gprime.net/video.php/jaylenoinhalesantihelium
dam i thought you mean something like a negative alpha particle from some antimatter decay
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