Chemistry, asked by Hriday9481, 1 year ago

Why the bubbles under water don't blast when we exert pressure on it.

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Answered by kububasheer

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Answer:

Explanation:

Because pressure inside it is much higher than the pressure outside.

Excess pressure=Pin-Pout=2T/R

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