Mixing He, O, Ge, N and U: What Could Happen?

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Start date Jan 15, 2012
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Mixing helium, oxygen, germanium, nitrogen, and uranium depends significantly on temperature. Helium and nitrogen do not contribute to any reactions in this context. At elevated temperatures, germanium and uranium could oxidize when combined with oxygen. The potential reactions highlight the importance of temperature in determining the outcomes of such mixtures. Understanding these interactions is crucial for safety and practical applications.

Jan 15, 2012

chrisan

What would be the result of mixing helium, oxygen, germanium, nitrogen and uranium?

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Jan 15, 2012

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chrisan said:

What would be the result of mixing helium, oxygen, germanium, nitrogen and uranium?

It depends on the temperature. Helium and Nitrogen are irrelevant. Germanium and Uranium could oxidize if the temperature was high enough.

May 24, 2012

chrisan

Thank you for the reply mathman

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