Physics, asked by jignishapatel1910, 4 months ago

Explain: Upward motion of bubbles
produced in fluid.​

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Answered by Vinetkumar
1

Explanation:

Background

Evolution of a gas injected in a liquid is analyzed using the example of the behavior of oxygen molecules in water in which bubbles of gas molecules grow slowly by attachment of gas molecules to bubbles, the bubbles then associate and finally flow up to the liquid–gas interface and pass into the gas phase.

Results

Two methods are considered for gas injection in a liquid, insertion of individual molecules and injection of small gas bubbles via gas penetration through a porous material. The behavior of oxygen bubbles in water and growth of those bubbles is analyzed. Subsequently, these grown bubbles float up and disappear, or reach the water boundary as a result of turbulent motion of the liquid.

Conclusions

It is shown that measurement of the size distribution function of micron-size bubbles in various regions of the water container allows one to establish the flow current lines on the basis of the theory of bubble growth.

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Answered by shreya66616
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Explanation:

बिनामात्रावाले शद्ब:-1)कमल,चमच,नमक,कलश,नयन,टनक। ‌मात्रावाले:-2)दादा,जागूति पिता,लेकिन, इसलिए, जबकि।

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