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Matthollyw00d
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What does it mean for a bubble to be in equilibrium?
I assumed it just meant that the forces expanding it and the forces compressing it were equal, hence it was at a steady radius. Is there more to it than that?
I'm working on an EM problem so I don't think the specifics are important, I just need some general knowledge on bubbles (and I have none, besides common intuition). Any information pertaining to surface tension would be the most relevant.
Thanks.
I assumed it just meant that the forces expanding it and the forces compressing it were equal, hence it was at a steady radius. Is there more to it than that?
I'm working on an EM problem so I don't think the specifics are important, I just need some general knowledge on bubbles (and I have none, besides common intuition). Any information pertaining to surface tension would be the most relevant.
Thanks.