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Bubble
* Create a chemical reaction.
* Make some bubbles to blow around during the summer.
* Most bubbles contain gases
  - have pressure
* Some bubbles fill with air.
* also pop when they touch dry surfaces.
* appear first at the anode, and much later at the cathode.
* are a direct line to the heart
  - bits of air or gas trapped inside of a liquid ball
* are capable of bursts
  - double trouble
  - covering
  - illusion
* are located in swimming pools
  - water
  - made of soap
  - pockets of air or gas that are trapped inside a thin skin of liquid
  - round when floating in the air because of air pressure
* burst when people lose money and it is happening.
* can also be a thin, ball-shaped film of liquid that has gas trapped inside
  - cause air embolism, necrosis, and permanent loss of sexual function
  - develop in products through electrolysis, oxidation, or microbiological action
  - then grow by absorbing additional lipids and dividing
  - therefore form along the track of a charged particle, and make it visible
* cause bubbles.
* deals with the small spheres that form between individuals.
* explode if three of same color come together.
* flow upwards because they are less dense than the liquid they are in.
* form simultaneously at more than one orifice of the plate
  - slowly and collapse below the surface
  - the interfaces across which gas dissolves into liquid
* generate much of the high-frequency noise in the ocean.
* have a certain surface free energy that always is minimized
  - natural frequency that depends on their size
* reduce bulk modulus of material.
* rise through the viscous liquid, then pop, leaving rings on the surface.
* seen in the foot webs and under the skin indicate good water oxygen levels for frogs
  - rising to the surface are due to steam, carbon dioxide and other gasses
* start to form on the egg shell immediately, which increase in number as time goes on.
* thrive in high humidity.
* trajectories influence gas absorption.

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Air bubble
* are also a sign of poor production quality
  - extremely dangerous if inside in the system and the flight altitude is high
  - located in water
* can distort images under the microscope
  - form immediately upon cutting
  - interfere with development and produce low-density circles on the film
  - mimic uroliths or other filling defects
  - stop the free flow of water into the stem
  - take the place of a significant amount of a youngster's insulin
* indicate gas leakage.
* percolate up through the column, creating surface froth.
* reduce epoxy's strength in a bond and a coating's effectiveness as a moisture barrier.

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Foam
* All foam combination of foam ingredients and air.
* Many foams are used for cushions or bumpers, however, most have poor energy absorbing capability.
* Most foam product of nature.
* Some foams contain plasticizers which can degrade adhesive bond.
* also burn, producing smoke and poisonous gases such as carbon monoxide.
* are multiple density
  - neither solid, liquid, nor gas, but they exhibit properties of all three states
  - one class of wildfire control chemicals
  - probably the most effective since they spread more evenly to coat the vagina and cervix
* backing absorbs vibrations and absorbs noise.
* create a moist environment and provide thermal insulation to the wound.
* creates cushions.
* exists everywhere - in the quantum froth, the cappuccino, the wave, and the galactic swirls.
* expands and moisture cures to form a semi-rigid closed cell mass.
* forms a chemical barrior over entrance to uterus.
* is colloids.
* is located in fire extinguishers
  - waterfalls
  - materials
* provide barrier protection.
* reduces combustion by cooling, moistening and excluding oxygen
  - the risk of getting some sexually transmitted diseases
* tends to collect on the lee side of waves.
* work well in cats that are frightened by spray bottles.