What is the texture of helium?

According to Elemental Matter, helium is a gaseous substance, and gases do not have texture. They do have other identifying qualities. Specifically, helium is a noble gas, which means that it is part of section 18 on the periodical table.

Elemental Matter describes helium as a "colorless, odorless, inert, gaseous element" with the atomic number two and the elemental symbol "He." Helium is used for many industrial purposes, including filling balloons, refrigeration, cryogenic research, deep sea diving and more. The element occurs naturally, both as a part of natural gases and in radioactive ores. It makes up approximately 23 percent of the universe's atmosphere.