How much does liquid helium cost

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The discussion revolves around the costs associated with liquid helium and liquid nitrogen. Liquid nitrogen is significantly cheaper, generally around ten cents per gallon, but this price is typically applicable to high-volume manufacturing rather than small purchases. Liquid helium costs more, although specific pricing details for helium are not provided. The conversation also touches on the impracticality of purchasing small quantities of these substances, as they are usually acquired in bulk for industrial or research purposes. Additionally, the mention of quantum dots indicates a focus on advanced materials, though they are not directly available for purchase.
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No, I'm not thinking of buying one/any, but how much does one cost?, any type. Plus, how much do the two commonmost types of helium in liquid form, and/or liquid nitrogen, cost per gallon? I know liquid nitrogen is cheaper... a lot.

...If I were to not buy in bulk.
 
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Mk said:
No, I'm not thinking of buying one/any, but how much does one cost?, any type. Plus, how much do the two commonmost types of helium in liquid form, and/or liquid nitrogen, cost per gallon? I know liquid nitrogen is cheaper... a lot.

...If I were to not buy in bulk.
A quantum dot isn't really something you can buy. Nitrogen is on the order of a dime a gallon, but that's high volume manufacuring prices. You can't really just go buy 10 gal of it.
 
russ_watters said:
A quantum dot isn't really something you can buy. Nitrogen is on the order of a dime a gallon, but that's high volume manufacuring prices. You can't really just go buy 10 gal of it.

No, I ment like at MIT, the cost of constructing one the cost of how much helium they use...
 
russ_watters said:
You can't really just go buy 10 gal of it.

I know a guy, he had ohh... actually about 10 gallons of it in a tank in his classroom.
 
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