Helium is mainly used for the detection of leakage in medical and military refrigeration semiconductor pipelines, high-precision welding metal, manufacturing deep-sea diving photoelectronics, production of balloon borne scientific research and military, etc. 1.Nuclear magnetic resonance (cryogenic superconductivity) field Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) uses the cryogenic superconducting magnet technology requires cooling liquid helium, according to the statistics, nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) imaging accounted for 34% of the world’s dosage of helium, one of the biggest end use industry. Although demand for magnetic resonance imaging in developed countries is declining, but demand is still strong growth in developing countries, so as to keep the strong demand of liquid helium. 2.Refrigeration (home appliances) field Helium gas is mainly used for detecting the leakage

For two substances of different boiling point (such as oxygen and nitrogen) compositing mixed solution, while after absorbing heat and partial evaporation, volatile composition nitrogen will evaporate more. Mixed steam releases heat and part of it condensates, while composition oxygen which is difficult to volatilize will condensate more. If you make saturated steam with higher temperature and saturated solution mixed, then steam gives off heat to saturated solution. After releasing heat, part of steam will condensate. Solution will absorb heat and part of it will evaporate. When partial steam’s condensation happens, due to oxygen condensates more, so the concentration of lower boiling point composition (nitrogen) in steam would be promoted. During partial evaporation of solution, owing to nitrogen evaporates more, the concentration of higher boiling point composition (oxygen) will be promoted. If after partial evaporation and partial condensation