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Bubble (physics)

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In physics, a "bubble" typically refers to a gas pocket that is enclosed by a liquid or a solid. Bubbles can occur in a variety of contexts and settings, from everyday soap bubbles to phenomena observed in physical chemistry, fluid dynamics, and astrophysics.

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