Helium By: Ryo Yoshida and Jordan

Brown

The Story of HeliosHelios, part of the Noble Gases family, was born in 1868 in England. He was very small, he had a birth height of a mere 2cm. Born as a gas, he weighed 4.003 amu. His doctors at birth were Norman Lockyer and Edward Frankland. As Helios got older, many people called him “he” because that was his symbol. People who knew him referred to him as a very frustrated gas, as his boiling point is -258.9 ̊C and his melting point is -272.2 ̊C.

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HeliosMarch 13th 1868

2:33am

Ryo Yoshida and Jordan Brown

March 13th ,1868

2:33am

Jordan Brown

and

Ryo Yoshida

Norman Lockyer

and

Edward Frankland

Picture of Baby Helios

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A poem about Helios…

H- He is as bright and hot as the afternoon sun.

E- Everybody loves him because he’s a Noble Gas.

L- Lowest melting point is the best quality about him.

I- In balloons, it gives many children great fun.

U- Used in hot air balloons because he is such a hard worker.

M- Many remember him as a peaceful and quiet gas.

The Noble Gases FamilyAddress: 1 Lockyer Frankland Drive

Neon Argon

Krypton Helium

XenonRadon

Ununoctium

Bohr Model of Helium

Uses for Helium When Helios is older, he wants to be used in

hot air balloons, because helium is actually used in hot air balloons.