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Helium is usually extracted from a natural gas well. The well has many gases in it, and they can all be separated from one another by cooling. When natural gas(methane) is cooled it will form a liquid that can be drained off, while the helium will remain a gas. There is usually water hydrogen and Co2 in the well also. same process is done, but at different temps.

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14y ago

That makes no sense. Helium has no ore.. Im almost certain helium cant exist as a solid. And if it can, it must be at almost absoute zero.

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12y ago

you heat it :)

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11y ago

yes. it can be extracted from air

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