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Hi Can someone explain the second marking point? Why is it bubbles of air and not C02?
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Can someone explain the second marking point?
Why is it bubbles of air and not C02?

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In order to float, the bubble hitches a ride in a gas is slightly denser then the air trapped inside of it: carbon dioxide
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