how helium is made animation | Karthi Explains
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- Most people guess that we extract helium from the air, but actually we dig it out of the ground. Helium can be found in certain parts of the world, notably in Texas, as a minor component in some sources of natural gas. The interesting thing is how this gas gets into the ground in the first place. Unlike virtually every other atom around us, each atom of helium has been individually formed after the formation of the earth.
The helium is formed during the natural radioactive decay of elements such as uranium and thorium. These heavy elements were formed before the earth but they are not stable and very slowly, they decay. One mode of decay for uranium is to emit an alpha-particle. This alpha-particle is actually just the heart of a helium atom - its nucleus. Once it has grabbed a couple of electrons, a helium atom has been born.
0:00 - introduction
0:33 - Uranium Alpha Decay
0:51 - Natural Gas
1:43 - Step 1
1:58 - Step 2
2:13 - Step 3
2:59 - Step 4
3:15 - Step 5
3:36 - Step 6
4:09 - Step 7
4:44 - Step 8
4:59 - Step 9
5:18 - Step 10
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Don’t forget to turn on “Subtitles/CC” if you don’t understand my accent.
Q.? Could we siphon helium from the sun ? Or maybe Jupiter?
*Isn’t there a far simpler method 🧐❓❓❓❓*
Awesome video! Thanks for posting 🙂🙂
Wow bro did you draw all of this yourself? This is frigging amazing! Im amazed that this quality of animation is available for free
yes, i draw all the images and animated them.
thanks for watching
Do you using Krita for Animation
“Krita” and “blender 3D”
@@karthi_explains Dear Karthi. Congrats to your very nice video. Could you please allow me to use your drawings in a presentation about helium shortage ? If yes, of course, I would mention your name and your TH-cam channel.
This video was REALLY interesting to me. You were thorough and articulate. Thank you for the explanation. Bravo 👏
Thank you
Very Nice Explanation Bro
Thank you so much bro
Easy way to learning :)
Thank you
Gonna use this to make a bong thanks
You must be a republican!
Very expensive process for helium 😐
Thanks! I learnt a lot fast and it answered all my questions .
Crazy 2d transitions bro🔥🔥🔥🔥
Thank You Bro
This channel is awesome 🎉
Thank you 🙏
Great video bro🥳
Thank you so much😇
super anna ...hope u make more videos..!
Thanks and sure
So if I wanted to make helium, I would have to setup this installation?🤣
AND get your hands on some sweet, sweet unprocessed natural gas
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idk what made me click to watch today, but I'm glad I did! Very nice.
Glad you liked it!
Thank You
really amazing
Thank you
Thank you for the great explination!
Nice information bro 👌👌
Thank you so much bro
Good videos, well put together.
thank you
Great video
Thank you
@@karthi_explains isko hum ghr pe bna skte hain .pump lage ...helium produce machine ....
Wow, thanks so much for the video!
Thank you!!!
Great job explaining
Very interesting video, learned alot from it, thanks for the efforts. Btw i have a correction to add if am not mistaken. I think the last unit is supposed to be a pressure swing aDsorption not aBsorption. But it could be just a spelling error in the video.
Thanks For Watching...
Yes you are correct its "Pressure Swing adsorption" not "absorption" ... and in the video 5:23 my spelling was correct "Adsorption"... may be you missed it
@@karthi_explains Oh thanks for quick response, yes i missed that part where its written in the video, it was hidden by the subtitles. Once again thanks for the efforts very informative video keep it up!
Thanks..... nice clear description
nice video, good effort, wish you luck
Thank you
Great process
This is awesome! What surprised me most is that the methane liquefies AFTER being depressurized. It's a gas under high pressure but liquid at lower pressure?
@Karthi Explains
Good job. we can also get helium from radio activity of Plutonium other radio active elements.
Which software do u use for making this animations
Blender 3D Animation Software
Just like uranium in centrifuges to enrich them, can we do the same to hydrogen gas, spin it through centrifuges and enrich them with neutrons and electrons into radioactive helium 3 isotopes?
Would this be viable to use after the natural source of helium is depleted?
What would be our supply in the solar system of helium-4?
Is it possible that the helium -3 to helium-4 ratio (natural abundance) could change due to the helium production process. I think not.
Entendible tenga buen dia
If the helium atoms are lighter than everything else why not pump the natural gas into a tank and let it settle overnight and then suck it with a tube 1/2” from the top of the tank ?
I would imagine that production is a 24 hour a day process and there is simply too much of it for that to be feasible. I believe hydrogen molecules would also be about the same weight, mixing considerably with the helium
Damn, this process is more complicated than taking a poop. Wowwza! :D 🤣
Do you know any other processes to make helium
@@RahulRoy-op4eq - There are other methods but they are not cost effective for large scale production.
@@BillAnt okey thanks for quick replay.
Name of three process
@@BillAnt can you provide pdf more details becouse we need install helium plant ...at my workplace..
Nice video, but it was really hard understanding your accent.
Sorry for that
@@karthi_explains No need to be sorry, friend.
And this is how He is made . 🤭🤗😄 he he
he he he
I came here to understand how helium is made and i dont understand what this guy is saying.
Helium is an element, MAKING an element is extremely difficult, change the title.
You are unbelievable stupid sir💀
If you are going to speak in English. Please do not teach in English until you first learn to speak English
Ok
He speaks excellent English. Turn the subtitles on if you are not used to the accent
What language is this?
Great video