Bubble Life Research Paper

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3 ml of white vinegar impacted the lives of the most bubbles. After 3 trials, I concluded that vinegar increased bubble life by about 13.89 seconds. It was the most effective of all the ingredients. All other substances only changed life by about one to five seconds. It was also where we created a bubble that lasted the longest of all our other tests. The bubble lasted an incredible 48.14 seconds.
Yes, but it depends on what ingredient you use. For example, the difference of 3 grams with corn starch only changed the life time by 0.13 seconds; not a lot. But, if you used white vinegar life changes a lot more, by about 12.937 seconds. So the efficiency based on the difference in the amount of substance varies depending on what substance you

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