What are bubbles made of?

Answer 1

Well, I know this because I played with bubbles when I was 6-9 so yea. Bubbles are made of soap, but with air inside of that bubble. Bubbles are things that come in contact with solid will disappear or pop.

Answer 2

Bubbles are made of a thin layer of water molecules sandwiched between two layers of soap molecules. The soap molecules reduce the surface tension of water, allowing the bubbles to form and hold their shape.

Answer 3

Dishwasher liquid, soap or detergent, when mixed with water, reduce the surface tension of water (because their chain like structure reduces the intermolecular attraction of water). When this mixture is shaken, air enters below the water's surface and moves it upwards, and bubbles are formed.

The surface tension of just water is too high to sustain bubbles, soap lowers the surface tension by up to one third of its original value. (surface tension is the "bond" or attraction a fluid has with itself an the surface next to it)

because of the low surface tension caused by the soap, air bubbles are able to push against the inside of the bubble, and rise to the top, sometimes leaving the surface of the fluid, and seemingly float.

Answer 4

Bubbles are made out of thin films of soap.

Answer 5

a lot of things makes bubbles like when to mix water ,and salt it creates a bubble or when you put bath soap in the tub.

Answer 6

It is made up of soap, water, and detergent.

Answer 7

bubble is made up of water and soap mix together see it in a pail lol jerks

Answer 8

A bubble is made up of different types of gases and liquid

Answer 9

Most sources say soapy water, but others say dish wash.

Answer 10

They are made of carbon dioxide (CO2)