Why does an air bubble rise to the surface of a glass of water

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Because is trapped in the water and water and air are two different element

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Because air bubbles are made of gas, which is lighter than water, they rise to the top, similar to helium balloons in air.

Jjjjs answered Jan 24, 2018

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