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Bubbles are not 'invented'. Bubbles occur naturally whenever air is trapped in pockets of liquid within gas or gas is trapped in pockets of liquid within liquid. One form of bubbles, soap bubbles or soap films, result from interactions among water, soap surfactant molecules, and air or a gas.
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