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What effect does increasing the concentration of soap in bubble solution have?

a) It makes the bubbles pop faster

b) It makes the bubbles more colorful

c) It creates bigger bubbles

d) It stabilizes the bubbles, making them last longer

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What is the best liquid to use for creating stable, long-lasting bubbles?

a) Saltwater

b) Distilled water with soap

c) Tap water with detergent

d) Vinegar and water solution

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What is the term for the phenomenon that makes bubbles form spherical shapes?

a) Surface tension

b) Air pressure

c) Gravity

d) Osmosis

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Which of the following properties of a bubble decreases as it rises in the air?

a) Size

b) Color

c) Surface tension

d) Volume

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Which gas is typically trapped inside a soap bubble?

a) Nitrogen

b) Carbon dioxide

c) Oxygen

d) Air (mainly nitrogen and oxygen)

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What does the thickness of a soap bubble’s film primarily determine?

a) Its color

b) Its size

c) Its shape

d) Its longevity

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What is the primary substance that forms a bubble's outer layer?

a) Water

b) Soap

c) Air

d) Oxygen

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Why do soap bubbles reflect light in multiple colors?

a) Due to the composition of the soap

b) Because of the light refracted through the thin film

c) Due to heat absorption

d) Because of air pressure variations

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Welcome to the Science Quiz 39

What effect does increasing the concentration of soap in bubble solution have?

What is the best liquid to use for creating stable, long-lasting bubbles?

What is the term for the phenomenon that makes bubbles form spherical shapes?

Which of the following properties of a bubble decreases as it rises in the air?

Which gas is typically trapped inside a soap bubble?

What does the thickness of a soap bubble’s film primarily determine?

What is the primary substance that forms a bubble's outer layer?

Why do soap bubbles reflect light in multiple colors?

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