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Bubble of air rise up through liquids due to:
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SSC CGL 2016 (Tier 1) Previous Year Question Paper (11-Sep-2016) (Shift 2)
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viscosity and buoyancy
Bubbles rise through liquids primarily because of viscosity and buoyancy. Viscosity is the resistance of a fluid to flow, and buoyancy is the force that makes objects float. Together, they help bubbles rise to the surface.
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