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Excess Pressure in Bubbles

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air is blown inside a soap bubble. what will be the effect of pressure inside a soap bubble.??

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When air is blown into a soap bubble its radius will increase. Due to this increase in radius, the excess pressure inside a soap bubble will decrease because excess pressure is inversely proportional to the radius of the bubble.

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