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andrewlee | 17:59 Mon 10th Oct 2005 | How it Works
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 You relax in your tub, with loads of bubbly foam ... and then as soon as you get the soap out, the bubbles disappear.   Why?

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you will probably need a fluid dynamicist to give you the full answer but it is down to surface tension. the bubble solution creates a surface tension in the water whereby the bubbles can form and hold, the soap alters the surface tension so that the bubbles can no longer be sustained
20:12 Mon 10th Oct 2005
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na na.

soap reduces surface tension, allowing easier bubble formation.

soap products contain anti foaming agent for environmental reasons.

13:48 Thu 13th Oct 2005

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