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So is hydrogen, and we produce that in droves. Now granted perhaps there is no He + ? compound which we can easily split, but the fact it is an element does no
by michaelcampbell 7y ago
So is hydrogen, and we produce that in droves.
Now granted perhaps there is no He + ? compound which we can easily split, but the fact it is an element does not imply we can't make more of it. (Pedantry aside; I of course do not mean "from something that isn't helium")
- teraflop 7y agoSure, we can chemically extract hydrogen from compounds that contain it, but since helium compounds don't exist (for all practical purposes) that's not a relevant point.