Does Helium have any common compounds?

Answer 1

Helium is an inert gas (meaning all the eletronic orbital are filled). It is exteremly difficult to produce compunds of Helium, and resultants are always unstable. There are no know compunds of Helium at room temp and pressure and only a handful under extreme pressures and tempratures

Answer 2

Compounds Of Helium

Answer 3

Helium Compounds

Answer 4

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Does Helium have any common compounds?

Answer 5

Helium is an element. No compounds.

Answer 6

Helium doesn't form any compounds because its outer electron shell is full, so it won't react with any other elements, along with the other Noble Gases

Answer 7

Like the other noble gases, krypton is chemically unreactive. However, following the first successful synthesis of xenon compounds in 1962, synthesis of krypton difluoride was reported in 1963. There are unverified reports of other fluorides and a salt of a krypton oxoacid. ArKr+ and KrH+ molecule-ions have been investigated and there is evidence for KrXe or KrXe+. At the University of Helsinki in Finland, HKrCN and HKrCCH (krypton hydride-cyanide and hydrokryptoacetylene) were synthesized and determined to be stable up to 40 K.

Answer 8

It has no "common" compounds.

Any compound that I know of is artificially created by ionizing it with a (relatively) low voltage in special conditions. In this way, some compounds have been created, such as He2, HeNe and some with mercury tungsten and with the halogen group.

Answer 9

Helium is a noble gas, an element, it can't react with anything (or at least under normal conditions). It has already filled its valence shell.

Answer 10

it's an element