Chemistry help

[gnustreetfool]

if you dont know what you are talking about please dont give me the wrong answer here is the question

helium reacts with no know substances and forms no chemical compounds. would it be accurate to say that helium has no chemical properties? explain

 

[gnustreetfool]

biggitie bump

 

[C-Burg]

no, it has a molar mass, it is inert(which is a chemical property), atomic mass of 4 amu, i think it has isotopes, and it is a noble gas in Family 8A.

 

[tattooed-n-evil]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Helium

does this help?

 

[tattooed-n-evil]

Helium is completely inert. It does not form compounds or react with any other element

 

[C-Burg]

also, it is a gas and colorless, also mention its density.

 

[freezed]

No. Helium doesn't react with any other compounds because it is a noble gas (it has a full valence shell). It is an element, of course it has chemical properties.

 

[gnustreetfool]

thanks to all of you

 

[Elijah.]

It reacts with your voice funnily?

 

[gnustreetfool]

haha