Sensing bubbles - Group video 1 | The Royal Society
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Channel: The Royal Society · 2012 · Science & Technology
Bubbles are everywhere -- think of champagne, boiling water, inkjet printers, cleaning fluids and volcanoes. Interestingly, there is a special connection between gas bubbles and sound waves. Sound can be used to create bubbles, as happens in treatment for kidney stones, and bubbles can also alter sounds, as happens when waves crash onto the beach.
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