air bubbles
Floating hollow orbs
Air bubbles are small pockets of air trapped within a liquid or solid material.
They form when air gets mixed in during pouring, stirring, or setting: The resin had air bubbles I couldn't get out.
In contexts like diving or medical injections, air bubbles can be dangerous.
The term also describes the rounded shapes visible in carbonated drinks or aquariums.
- bubblesGas-filled liquid spheres
- frothMass of small bubbles
- aerationInfusing with oxygen
- brake fluidHydraulic stopping medium
- effervescenceBubbling in liquid
cavitation · surface tension · oxygen · carbonation · fizzy drink · brake lines · injection molding · spirit level · blown glass · bleeding · nitrogen · diving · buoyancy · gases · aquarium · liquids · soda · breath
- glass flawsbubbles, cracks, chips, seeds, stones
- ice coresice cores, core samples, core drilling, drilling, drilling sites
- moldmakingmold making, silicone mold, silicone molds, rubber mold, rubber molds
- Amber Inclusionsinclusions, insects, ants, beetles, flies
- craft flawscracks, tears, holes, stains, gaps
- hot tubjets, pump, heater, blower, water jets
air bubblesparticulates
Minute airborne solids or droplets
sediment · grit · mineral deposits · debris · granules
air bubblessediment
Particles settling in liquid
dregs · sludge · precipitate · ballast
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