1. Chemical components of bubbles

Jean-Jacques BENATTAR is a researcher at CEA-Saclay-DSM.

It is very important to understand that a bubble, or more simply, a film, can only form in the presence of surfactant molecules. It is completely impossible to form a "water bubble" or even a stable film for more than a few fractions of a second.

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Bibliography

(1) - DE GENNES (P.G.) - Bulles, mousses et autres objets fragiles. - Revue du Palais de la découverte, vol. 18, n ° 180, p. 43-60 (1990).
(2) - MYSELS (K.J.), SHINODA (K.), FRANKEL (S.) - Soap films. - Pergamon, New York (1959).

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