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Which gas is typically used to blow bubbles in experiments?

A) Oxygen

B) Carbon dioxide

C) Nitrogen

D) Air (mostly nitrogen and oxygen)

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What phenomenon causes the rainbow-like colors seen on soap bubbles?

A) Reflection of light

B) Diffraction of light

C) Refraction of light

D) Interference of light

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What causes a bubble to eventually pop?

A) The soap film becomes too thick

B) The air pressure inside the bubble exceeds the external pressure

C) The bubble absorbs too much moisture from the air

D) The soap film dries out or is punctured by a surface

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In a bubble lab, what is the effect of adding glycerin to the bubble solution?

A) It makes bubbles burst faster

B) It makes the bubbles stronger and last longer

C) It changes the color of the bubbles

D) It prevents bubbles from forming

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What does the color of a soap bubble primarily depend on?

A) The type of soap used

B) The temperature of the air

C) The thickness of the soap film

D) The size of the bubble

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Which substance is commonly used to create bubbles in a bubble lab?

A) Saltwater

B) Soap or detergent

C) Vinegar

D) Hydrogen peroxide

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What is a bubble lab primarily used for?

A) Studying physical properties of gases

B) Observing chemical reactions in liquids

C) Creating and observing different types of bubbles

D) Testing air pressure in closed environments

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What happens to a bubble as it increases in size?

A) It becomes more dense

B) It becomes less dense and more fragile

C) It maintains a constant shape

D) It turns into a solid

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Welcome to the Science Quiz 31

Which gas is typically used to blow bubbles in experiments?

What phenomenon causes the rainbow-like colors seen on soap bubbles?

What causes a bubble to eventually pop?

In a bubble lab, what is the effect of adding glycerin to the bubble solution?

What does the color of a soap bubble primarily depend on?

Which substance is commonly used to create bubbles in a bubble lab?

What is a bubble lab primarily used for?

What happens to a bubble as it increases in size?

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Welcome to the Science Quiz 31

Which gas is typically used to blow bubbles in experiments?

What phenomenon causes the rainbow-like colors seen on soap bubbles?

What causes a bubble to eventually pop?

In a bubble lab, what is the effect of adding glycerin to the bubble solution?

What does the color of a soap bubble primarily depend on?

Which substance is commonly used to create bubbles in a bubble lab?

What is a bubble lab primarily used for?

What happens to a bubble as it increases in size?

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