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A hydrogen baloon rises ?

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Asked by raju, 01 Feb 12:54 pm
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Yes. it is lighter than gases present in atmosphere.
Answered by Manoj M, 01 Feb 12:57 pm

 
  
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Yes. it is lighter than gases present in atmosphere.
Answered by Quest, 01 Feb 01:19 pm

 
  
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Due to lighter than air
Answered by ajay, 01 Feb 01:12 pm

 
  
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And bursts as it reach its optimum height...
Answered by Pradipta pati, 01 Feb 01:08 pm

 
  
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Yes it does as hydrogen is lighter than air
Answered by iqbal seth, 01 Feb 01:06 pm

 
  
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Hydrogen is lighter than air, the weight of the hydrogen baloon is less than the weight of air displaced
Answered by rajnikant raiyarela, 01 Feb 01:04 pm

 
  
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