. The helium used to fill birthday balloons doesn’t come out of the air, but from
out of the ground. Some of the gas might escape from the ground into the
atmosphere, but the majority of it is trapped in Earth’s crust. Based on what
you have learned in today’s lab, give a reasonable explanation for the
presence of helium gas in Earth’s crust.

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Question

. The helium used to fill birthday balloons doesn’t come out of the air, but from
out of the ground. Some of the gas might escape from the ground into the
atmosphere, but the majority of it is trapped in Earth’s crust. Based on what
you have learned in today’s lab, give a reasonable explanation for the
presence of helium gas in Earth’s crust.

can somebody plzzzzz help mi

anonymous · Answer

ok what did u learn in the lab

anonymous · Answer

because that would really help me understand

youngnephew34 · Answer

hold up I'm going to get a book

youngnephew34 · Answer

http://ocas.pearsonschool.com/ph/cd/0-13-368213-7/index.html?pageid=7&token=53616c7465645f5fb04389cdcddbb12055d932bc2f306dbc8efb4d872a283d7900403ac857ab945ac3a4cede1c72ab8a1f4aa5451406ac33850e0e5b4723c40f7f09e82972d0df02

youngnephew34 · Answer

there it go

anonymous · Answer

wat page

youngnephew34 · Answer

turn to page 293 and see if it's in there

anonymous · Answer

are  u talking about  nuclear

youngnephew34 · Answer

yeah

anonymous · Answer

ok hold onn where did u get this question

youngnephew34 · Answer

hold on illl post that 2

youngnephew34 · Answer

file:///C:/Users/Amari/Downloads/861784-3252014-92534-AM-1643889521.pdf here you go @princesskole33

aaronq · Answer

Uranium (in the ground) decays into Thorium and Helium 

$\sf ^{238}_{92}U\rightarrow ^{234}_{90}Th+^4_2He$

unklerhaukus · Answer

Many nuclear decays produce alpha particles (helium nuclei)