Sentence examples for form bubbles from inspiring English sources
Upon coming out of solution, the gases nucleate and form bubbles in the glass.
These gases, together with trapped air, form bubbles in the glass melt.
As the magma rises, the confining pressure on it drops and the water in it begins to form bubbles.
The reaction between carbonates and strong acids to form bubbles of carbon dioxide gas is a typical example.
Sugar syrups scorch easily, and form bubbles that last long enough to build into a foam and spill over.
If divers ascend too quickly, the drop in pressure causes nitrogen dissolved in their blood and body tissues to form bubbles, and they suffer the potentially fatal malady known as decompression sickness, or the bends.
Perfluoroalkylated surfactants self-assemble in aqueous media to form bubble shells with exceptional elasticity and resilience, and, optionally, effective anchorage for surface functionalization.
The BFG whisks zozimus with an egg-beater until it forms bubbles just like soapy water.
The energy forms bubbles in the liquid, a phenomenon called acoustic cavitation.
This enables the excess nitrogen to be released harmlessly through the lungs without forming bubbles.
He pointed out that as the water outgasses and forms bubbles, the magma itself becomes drastically more viscous, or syrupy.
