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If a gas is formed when mixing two liquids together why might you not see any bubbles
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If a gas is formed when mixing two liquids together why might you not see any bubbles

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I'm no chemist, but not every chemical reaction has to bubble. For instance, when you put dry ice in water it creates a mist, but it doesn't make the water bubble.
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