Does Helium Have a Cryogenic Future?


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Abstract

If there were a list of endangered chemical elements, then helium would be one of the top ten most critical. Along with silver, zinc, and germanium, helium will practically be exhausted on the planet by the end of the XXIst century. Moreover, helium is the only gaseous element on the list. The unique physical and chemical properties of helium make it irreplaceable in scientific research, medicine, power engineering, aerospace, and defense sectors. Helium has a right to be considered mankind’s most important strategic resource.

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Yu. M. Simonenko

Odessa National Academy of Food Technologies

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Email: ysim1@yandex.ru
Ukraine, Odessa

A. V. Bondarenko

Odessa National Academy of Food Technologies

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Ukraine, Odessa

A. A. Chigrin

Crioin Engineering Company

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Ukraine, Odessa

Yu. A. Shevich

Bauman Moscow State Technical University

Email: ysim1@yandex.ru
Russian Federation, Moscow


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