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A tiny air pocket is often referred to as a "bubble." Bubbles can form in various contexts, such as in liquids where gas is trapped, or in materials like foam or aerated substances. They can vary in size and are characterized by a thin film of liquid surrounding the gas. In certain scientific contexts, they might also be called "microbubbles" when they are particularly small.

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