Helium shortage caused the sale of Tokyo Disney helium balloons to be suspended, why is there a shor

Balloons have become commonplace in life, especially in the memories of many people. Balloons have become a childhood playmate for many people, but nowadays, people also express their joy by releasing balloons on many large festivals. Of all the balloon types, the most popular is the hydrogen balloon, which seems to break the constraints of gravity and brave the race to greater distances.

In the park, it is common to see some children floating in the air with hydrogen balloons. In many large events, people usually like to celebrate the success of the event with balloons.

Balloons are used because it is believed that these brightly coloured and bright-looking balloons represent people's youth and positive spirit. Hydrogen is abundant in nature and extremely inexpensive, so we can see that balloons in the streets and alleys are basically made of hydrogen. Although hydrogen cannot be stored on Earth as a gas, there is a large amount of hydrogen in water, so there are many ways to obtain hydrogen.

Don't look at the low cost of hydrogen balloons, but the harm cannot be underestimated.

Hydrogen is a very active element and is easy**, so there have been cases of hydrogen balloons** in the world. Seeing more and more accidents like this, scientists changed their minds and saw if they could make helium balloons instead of hydrogen balloons. Ordinary balloons can't float into the sky, they can only land, so if you want to choose a balloon to launch, the gas type becomes the first choice.

If you want to make a balloon successfully go into the sky, then helium and hydrogen are the first options that scientists should consider. I don't know if you've noticed this phenomenon. We often hear about hydrogen balloons in our lives, but we don't see helium balloons.

What is the reason? I have to say that the initial effect is still obvious. Although the frequency of accidents has decreased, humans have found that helium balloons are far more dangerous than hydrogen balloons.

The characteristics of these hydrogen balloons are very obvious. They can float in the air.

Ordinary inflatable balloons can only land when inflated. Unlike hydrogen balloons, they will float anywhere in the sky. If you don't tighten the rope, they're likely to slip out of your hands.

If you want the balloon to fly, you have to have gas lower than air. Helium and hydrogen became preferred. The application rate is also very high, but in daily life, we often hear about hydrogen balloons, but rarely about helium balloons.

Why is this happening? Why can't you use a helium balloon?

Because a large number of helium-containing natural gas fields have been exhausted due to overexploitation, the cold has become an emergency.

Because now that maritime transportation has stalled, transportation has been hindered, and the price of materials used to make semiconductors has also increased.

Because of the stagnation of maritime logistics due to the impact of the epidemic, there will be a shortage.

Introduction: Disney is going to be a lot of girls, a lot of couples. Disney is a kind of balloon that is sold uncontrollably, and it is also loved by many girls, and this balloon is mainly an anaeroloon made of ammonia. Tokyo Disneyland.

According to Japanese reports, there is a shortage of ammonia in Japan, which has had a great impact on Japan. In order to allow the balloon to float in the air, some businesses use ammonia to fill the balloon with relatively high safety. Disney's balloons were also made with ammonia.

In December, Disney in Tokyo suddenly stopped selling Disney's ammonia balloons during the year-end peak season. And said that there is no way to resell the time**, and this situation may continue for a month. <>

Disney is a place that many people like to go to, and they will buy a balloon when they go, so this sudden suspension of balloon sales has also attracted widespread attention from netizens. Japan also said that because most of the balloons are filled with ammonia, there is a shortage of ammonia balloons, and the operation will also be affected. Because ammonia is produced in only a few countries, Japan mainly relies on imports to obtain ammonia.

Because of the epidemic, global shipping has been affected by the epidemic, so there has been a delay. After the sedan car also affected Japan, so Japan has no way to import ammonia, and Japan's ammonia imports this year have also decreased by one percent compared with last year, and the ** of ammonia has been **, growing by nearly 4 percent. Japan also said that in addition to ammonia-filled balloons, some medical supplies need to be cooled, and the ammonia used cannot be used.

Not only has it had an impact on the economy, but it has also had a certain impact on many car manufacturers and medical centers. Japan is also coordinating with ammonia suppliers to sort out the first volume plan, if it continues, Japan will suffer worse.

It is because the risk of helium balloons is very large, and this kind of balloon is also very dangerous and prone to occur**, so it will be discontinued.

The reason behind it is that the sea transportation has stagnated, and the materials made are **, so it will be like this.

Tokyo Disney's prayers have already had a lot of problems, and some of them have caused some harm to the human body, so they will stop selling them.

The reason is that global ocean transportation has been affected by the pandemic.

Japan is a country with a particularly fast economic development, but the country lacks factories to produce helium. Japan, on the other hand, relies entirely on imports for its own helium. Nowadays, the global epidemic has changed a lot, which will inevitably affect marine transportation.

When helium cannot be used in many industries in Japan, it is natural that some industries and occasions will stop selling helium.

In general, most countries have different industrial development conditions, especially developing and developed countries with rapid economic growth. However, some countries lack the availability of raw materials and engineering facilities in certain industries, which makes it possible for the country to import certain items. Nowadays, the trend of globalization has become a trend, the world's first is showing a diversified development situation, Japan's helium is all dependent on imports, however, ocean transportation has led to helium can not be transported smoothly, resulting in many industries in Japan are facing the dilemma of development.

It is well known that there are a large number of hydrogen balloons in Disneyland. Some people think that people can convert the helium in the balloon into other gases, but in fact, when people convert the gas in the balloon into other gases, it is easy to cause the balloon to not float. In addition, any kind of gas needs to be extracted by a steady stream of technology, which can easily lead to a situation where the technology is not up to standard.

After the shortage of hydrogen in Japan, Disneyland in Japan has been affected to a certain extent.

In general, any industry is closely related to other industries, and many countries have established first-class relations. In addition to this, ocean transportation can be affected by a number of factors. The most fundamental reason for the shortage of sex in Japan is that ocean transportation has been affected by the epidemic and cannot quickly transport goods.

Because of the shortage of helium resources and the lack of quantity, there is a situation in which the helium balloon can not continue, and the sale of helium balloons can only be stopped, and there is a problem in the helium resource chain.

Japan's main reliance on ocean transportation has also caused a certain impact due to the epidemic, and Japan's helium mainly relies on the destruction of incoming letters, which has led to a decrease in the amount of imported helium.

Japan itself does not have helium, it relies on imports, and because of the epidemic, helium cannot be imported and exported, resulting in a shortage in Japan.