What is the reason behind increasing the size of a bubble when it is given a net charge?

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In an uncharged soap bubble, there is an equilibrium between positive and negative charges. When a net charge is given to it, there is an electrostatic repulsion between the charges. Because of this, the size of the bubble increases.

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