Xenon hexafluoride cannot be handled in a glass apparatus becau... | Filo

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| Space | Teach | Science | Facts | on Instagram: "This video shows a very heavy gas, usually Sulfur Hexafluoride (SF.). Unlike normal gases like air, this gas is much denser, meaning it weighs a lot more than air. Because of this, it settles at the bottom instead of rising or spreading out. When a light object (like foil or a small boat-shaped item) is placed on top of this gas, it doesn't sink immediately. The dense gas below supports it, almost like water does. That's why it looks like the ob