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How does bubbles form??(Need only quality answers)

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Answered by S4MAEL
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This is what the surface of a soapbubble is — a thin layer of water sandwiched between the soap molecules. So, the soap has a tendency to separate the water from itself, out into these thin sheets. ... So the bubbles form spheres because this uses the least amount of soap (and thus energy) to form thebubble.

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Answered by aakankshamahajan9
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a bubble is composed of an extremely thin layer of soapy water... bubble contains air in it and forms a hollew sphere from inside

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