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Chemistry, 30.11.2021 21:00, tyneshiajones124

Imagine you have one balloon filled with helium gas and a second balloon filled with carbon dioxide gas. Look at the table of densities for different materials. Then predict what would happen to each balloon if you released them in a room filled with air. Explain your reasoning.

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