Chemistry, asked by srishti1234590, 4 months ago

Why are bubbles formed in the soap solution when hydrogen gas is passed through it???

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Answered by s02371joshuaprince47

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because it does not get dissolved in the soap solution. Hence, when this gas reaches on the surface of the solution then bubbles are formed.

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