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thenamesgoon

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Jul 19, 2026
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Hello there!
is helium gas suitable for an exit bag? i understand that the gas needs to be pure what if it isn't pure? moreover, how do i know if it's pure? if it IS pure, can i use it in place of other inert gases?
 
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BirdWatcher

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May 17, 2026
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For an exit bag the two inert gasses Helium or Nitrogen are recommened in the literature. These two are lighter than air, and so will fill the bag like a balloon around your head. When searching for a helium canister it is generally recommended NOT to buy the common balloon gas cans, because those might not be pure enough. Instead, one should look for a professional grade cylinder that is guaranteed to be "Helium 4.0", meaning it has 99.99% purity.

There is a "Exit bag and inert gas megathread" on the topic.

 

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